The Ocean Beckons at Devereux Beach

This image comes from the storm that came to shore on March 7th and didn’t leave us until the 9th.  The Nor’Easter had incredible power and displayed it with waves that easily crashed over the causeway.  I went out as much as I could and tried to capture the incredible scenes of nature’s power.

By March 9th, the storm had finally pushed away from shore but its tail end continue to send wave after wave crashing to shore.  I had hoped to make my way to Devereux beach to capture the waves but Ocean Avenue had been closed due to the dangers of crossing […]

By |May 15, 2013|Beach|0 Comments

Crashing Waves at Greystone Beach

You know things are bad when posting an image of crashing waves after a long and brutal storm actually cheers me up and helps me forget about the miserable cold outside with snow still on the ground.  This particular image was taken on Saturday, March 9th after that long storm finally moved off but seemed to still be churning up a significant amount of wave action in its wake. I had already been to Preston Beach for a solid hour shooting the waves as they hit the wall when I decided to drive over to Greystone Beach.  The waves […]

By |March 21, 2013|Beach|0 Comments

Day 2 – The Old House and The Sea

By Thursday, March 7th, the storm was really starting to show off its power.  I again headed out at high tide hoping to capture some of the ocean’s strength on camera.  I previously shared an image taken at Devereux Beach of a wave cresting over the causeway (LINK if you missed it).  After getting that shot, I headed over to Lovis Cove planning to shoot The Barnacle getting hit by waves.

I have captured some amazing waves hitting the Barnacle previously and was equally impressed by the ocean’s power on this day.  However, […]

Day 1 – Crashing Waves from the Steps of Castle Rock

With the storm now passed and all images processed, I find myself with nineteen images to share with you.  I struggled with which to start with and then decided to display photos as the storm unfolded.  So here we go with Day 1.

On March 6th, the storm was still offshore but the wind had started.  I decided to head out with my son to Castle Rock at high tide to see if we could spot any big waves.  As soon as we walked down toward the big rock, we saw the sea spray sail over the stone wall and […]

By |March 11, 2013|Landmark|0 Comments