Sea Foam
Looking like very thick soap suds, sea foam is usually caused when decaying organic matter, often algae blooms, mixes with sea water and is churned up by the wi...
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Looking like very thick soap suds, sea foam is usually caused when decaying organic matter, often algae blooms, mixes with sea water and is churned up by the wind and water. We came across this unusual phenomenon off the coast of California north of Santa Cruz. The surf was very high due to a series of storms and the foam provided wonderful photo opportunities!
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trainwoman
February 01, 2016
This is an outstanding capture of nature's whims..love the light and color and bird. Wonderful
DorisSeybold
February 03, 2016
WINNER!!!!!! The colors are so amazing and the perspective is killing me Nina! Add it to all contents provided!!!
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mcampi
February 04, 2016
Great shot. I got foamed at this same beach. I hope my lens doesn't fall off..
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Inspire4More
February 06, 2016
Omg what an awesome shot loving that foam! Perfect capture love it :))
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mihrt
February 13, 2016
wow, really cool capture. Thanks for the 'forward', did not really know what causes it.
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kathymuhle
February 16, 2016
Fantastic! I've never seen sea foam and now I want to figure out where! Awesome photo!
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EricCoulombe
June 11, 2016
Looks like a giant spill of whipped cream. Love it! Even more amazing to learn that this is a natural phenomenon. Beautiful capture!
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