Photographer's Note
This is my second photo in series about the Storm in the Atlantic Ocean. The first photo showed how the huge, pear-shaped bow raised over the water. This is the moment when it came back down hitting the water with enormous power and splashing it in a many-meter collar. There is visible a ship’s side in the picture. The moment the bow hit the water, deck of the vessel shook like during an earthquake and I was happy to be able to stand on my feet and not being thrown overboard. It is spoiling the picture but for me it is a reminder about the powers I encountered on that day and the risk I took to have this photo.
Of course I was not in Senegal, nor in its territorial waters. I was in the Atlantic Ocean on my way to Europe, but ET requires to name a country, so I inserted the country I was passing by.
But the storm was just approaching. In my next pictures of the series I will show what happened the next day, when the storm intensified.
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snuggleaphagus
(4146) 2006-08-02 3:03
it took me a minute to understand your photo, and now that I do I marvel at the beauty of the colors the textures of the ship and the power of the ocean and its magic.
the framing is good too and the curve made by the spashing water is wonderful
bakes888
(18499) 2006-08-02 3:15
Hi Roman. Unusual image you have captured here. It certainly shows the power of the ocean. You have done well to capture a sharp image. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers, Paul.
Photo Information
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Copyright: Roman Chudzinski (marom)
(467)
- Genre: Lugares
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 1980-08-21
- Categories: Transportes
- Camera: ZORKI-1, ORWO 19 DIN
- Versión de la foto: Versión original
- Diario de viaje: Storm in the Atlantic Ocean
- Date Submitted: 2006-08-02 2:59