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Look at it carefully. The smooth calm water on one side and the hell gate on the other, the artificial rain drops, the near symmetrical breakers. The lighting and shadow in the image were all wrong; no photographer can escape the law of physics when capturing any images.
The teeth is what gave it away. But there are a few harbors on the NW Coast of North America where it can look like that with a strong on shore wind and a max ebb current.
What a shot! Great picture and I am surprised it survived after the camera was found on the beach after being underwater for so long after the photographer fell off his surf board.
That looks like the wave my wife was describing to me as she gazed to the stern of our boat the first time we got caught in storm. (Yes, I know we were only in 5' seas, but you'd never know it from the stories she told.)
Has anyone else noticed who the original poster was? And anyone else remember the thread "Stop waving at me!" ? With apologies before hand to the flyingwelshman, the caption should be "STOP WAVING ME"
I made those castles! I designed them; quarried the stone; laid the bricks and mortar and built the strongest, most beautiful castles in the realm.
But do they call me 'Welshy the builder"?
No!
And do you see all of those ships in the harbour?
I built those! I designed them, harvested the timbers, laid the keels, wove the canvas, ran the rigging. They are the best found craft in the seven seas.
But do they call me "Welshy the shipwright"?
No!
But you screw one sheep…..
That whole 'waving' thing was discounted when someone pointed out the hypocricy in my signature.
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