#wave photography

My name is Matt Burgess and I am an ocean photographer from Australia. Do you remember my last post from 2017? Here is the collection of my favorite images that I captured in 2018. All these images were captured in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. The ocean is a magical place for

If you’re prone to seasickness then look out, because these pictures will make even those with iron stomachs feel nauseous. Show Full Text They look like they were taken in the middle of one of the world’s great oceans, but believe it or not they were actually taken aboard the Manly passenger

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Australian photographer Luke Shadbolt has captured the ominous power of waves in his latest series, “Maelstrom.” Partially inspired by the volatile El Nino season of 2016, Shadbolt hasn’t revealed where these photos were taken, adding to the universality of the shots. He explains the series in the