I Endured 3 Hours Of Gale-Force Winds To Capture These Massive Lake Erie Waves, And Here Are The Best 18 Pictures
On 6th November 2018, a classic fall wind storm ripped through the province of Ontario, Canada. With winds forecast to be sustained at 65 km/hr, I knew that I couldn't pass up the opportunity to capture some cool photos of the big waves!
As I made the 45-minute trek to the small town of Port Stanley, I could barely contain my excitement! It isn't every day that we get sustained winds of this magnitude. My mind was working overtime envisioning what the stormy weather caused waves would look like when I arrived.
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Frosted Tips
Wow, do I see a half of a perfectly formed skull emerging from the water?
The Skull
The Poodle
Smoke On The Water
Witch Of November
Jabba The Hut
Volcanic
The Destroyer
Engulfed
Steaming Hot
Goliath
Raw Power
Smokey Mountain
November Gail
Giant Of The Sea
This may be a stupid thought, but do you ever see anyone trying to surf these? Magnificent photos, btw
There is a group of surfers in Southwestern Ontario that surf these yes. They are the Great Lakes Surfers. I have a few pics of a kayaker playing in these waves too. If you're there on the right day, you'll also see windsurfers.
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Load More Replies...This may be a stupid thought, but do you ever see anyone trying to surf these? Magnificent photos, btw
There is a group of surfers in Southwestern Ontario that surf these yes. They are the Great Lakes Surfers. I have a few pics of a kayaker playing in these waves too. If you're there on the right day, you'll also see windsurfers.
Load More Replies...Thanks so much Hans!
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