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Amazing photos of Hawaiian waves (21 photos)
Hawaii is a real mecca for surfers. Clark Little - photographer with the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, specializing in waves, "breaking on the beach." Look at the amazing pictures and read descriptions of them, made by the photographer. Although Clark was born in California in 1968, he then moved to the North Shore and raised in Oahu, Hawaii. From early childhood, Clark Little's talent for photographing dangerous waves. Through photographs Clark, those who had never been a surfer may experience what they experience when they are in the wave and see the amazing colors of light and water.
"If you look closely at the upper right of a wave, you can see the coastline and is reflected in it" flip "the sun, which is similar to the way in a curved spoon reflected things upside down." (Clark Little)
"This picture was taken at 60 cm in the water during low tide. In shallow water, the sand is drawn into the wave. " (Clark Little)
The pictures of Clark, those who had never been a surfer may experience what they experience when they are in the wave and see the amazing colors of light and water. "The glass wave. Part shade to the right on the water turned from the camera to my daughter, who is with her on the other side. " (Clark Little)
"Morning photo waves rolled back. This means that the wave retreated back into the sea hit the shore and then faced another wave, creating real water arch. " (Clark Little)
"Sea turtles swim close to shore, as feed on the coral reefs in the shallows. They are very focused and always watch the crashing waves. " (Clark Little)
In the '80s and' 90s Clark Little was famous as a pioneer in the field of photography waves crashing on a beach. "This picture was taken at the shore Ke Iki to the North Shore. Experts surfing can take it for a pipeline. " (Clark Little)
Clark at work. Being a talented surfer, Clark photographed the amazing beauty of the waves of Oahu and brings it to the world. "I enjoy the power and beauty of water bombs whizzing past - he says. - Now I can capture these moments, while not hitting a wave. Well, mainly ". November 16 Clark published his first book, "On the crest of a wave of Clark Little." In the 182 pages of the book collection Clark put their most popular photos, as well as new photographs, each of which he captured the power and beauty of the waves at the North Shore of Oahu from the inside. (Clark Little)
Already skilled surfer, Clark took a camera, jumped into the waves and began to capture the beauty and power of Hawaiian waves. What started as a family hobby has turned into a boom in public when Clark decided to submit their masterpieces to the public. (Clark Little)
"Morning wave picture at sunrise, which is faced with the next wave of her, causing the air turned unimaginably beautiful arch, like a fish sailboat." (Clark Little)
"Underwater photo a small wave reaching the shore." (Clark Little)
"In the winter of 2008-2009, several weeks of continuous rain fell, the North Shore and the water turned red because of the red sand of Hawaii. When the sun finally came out, I realized that this was a great opportunity to make amazing photos. " (Clark Little)
"Photo taken at night during the rising moon. The moon - this is the white dot to the right of the waves. Since I used the lens "Fisheye", distant objects appear very small. " (Clark Little)
This surfer discovered his talent for photographing the waves, three years ago when his wife asked for a photo of water to hang in the bedroom. The desire to please his wife turned into a successful career for Clark. "A photograph taken in the early morning when the sun rises only. The picture was taken under the water behind the wave. " (Clark Little)
"The photo was taken before sunrise. It was pretty dark, so I used the flash. White foam on the waves lit by the flash. " (Clark Little)
Thanks to the talent Clark to see the perfect wave and choose the right moment, the world now has the opportunity to see all the amazing beauty of the Hawaiian waves - their color, depth and magic that remained unknown for a long time. "The picture was taken at dawn - my favorite time to work." (Clark Little)
Clark said the ocean as their second home, a place that calms him. His love for the water, perfectly visible in each of his pictures. "The camera is part of a wave in the water and partly above the water in the wave." (Clark Little)
Over time, Clark began to introduce their photos in other areas of life - they can be seen on skateboards, postcards, advertising boards, in magazines, in the form of photo prints, as well as in his recent book. For his success, he is grateful to his love of the waves. "This picture describes the state of the ocean calm, when the waters are calm and transparent as glass. This photo glass lip curl or glass, is already wrapped in a pipe. " (Clark Little)
In less than three years, Clark has earned fame at home and around the world for photos of waves North Shore, who appeared on the TV show "Good Morning America», «Inside Edition», «The Today Show» and «ABC World News Now». "During the correct rolling tide and some waves breaking on dry sand, which draws in the" tube ". In these photos you can see how small, where I usually take off. " (Clark Little)
"Underwater photo little creeping wave coming to shore." (Clark Little)
"Picture taken at Waimea Bay on the North Shore of Oahu in the summer. I like the reflection in the waves rolling onto the sand and mixed with the shadow. " (Clark Little)
"One of the first photos taken at the beginning of my work three years ago. The picture was taken at sunrise, and shades of yellow and gold come from the shores of the beach and the surrounding mountains. " (Clark Little)
"If you look closely at the upper right of a wave, you can see the coastline and is reflected in it" flip "the sun, which is similar to the way in a curved spoon reflected things upside down." (Clark Little)
"This picture was taken at 60 cm in the water during low tide. In shallow water, the sand is drawn into the wave. " (Clark Little)
The pictures of Clark, those who had never been a surfer may experience what they experience when they are in the wave and see the amazing colors of light and water. "The glass wave. Part shade to the right on the water turned from the camera to my daughter, who is with her on the other side. " (Clark Little)
"Morning photo waves rolled back. This means that the wave retreated back into the sea hit the shore and then faced another wave, creating real water arch. " (Clark Little)
"Sea turtles swim close to shore, as feed on the coral reefs in the shallows. They are very focused and always watch the crashing waves. " (Clark Little)
In the '80s and' 90s Clark Little was famous as a pioneer in the field of photography waves crashing on a beach. "This picture was taken at the shore Ke Iki to the North Shore. Experts surfing can take it for a pipeline. " (Clark Little)
Clark at work. Being a talented surfer, Clark photographed the amazing beauty of the waves of Oahu and brings it to the world. "I enjoy the power and beauty of water bombs whizzing past - he says. - Now I can capture these moments, while not hitting a wave. Well, mainly ". November 16 Clark published his first book, "On the crest of a wave of Clark Little." In the 182 pages of the book collection Clark put their most popular photos, as well as new photographs, each of which he captured the power and beauty of the waves at the North Shore of Oahu from the inside. (Clark Little)
Already skilled surfer, Clark took a camera, jumped into the waves and began to capture the beauty and power of Hawaiian waves. What started as a family hobby has turned into a boom in public when Clark decided to submit their masterpieces to the public. (Clark Little)
"Morning wave picture at sunrise, which is faced with the next wave of her, causing the air turned unimaginably beautiful arch, like a fish sailboat." (Clark Little)
"Underwater photo a small wave reaching the shore." (Clark Little)
"In the winter of 2008-2009, several weeks of continuous rain fell, the North Shore and the water turned red because of the red sand of Hawaii. When the sun finally came out, I realized that this was a great opportunity to make amazing photos. " (Clark Little)
"Photo taken at night during the rising moon. The moon - this is the white dot to the right of the waves. Since I used the lens "Fisheye", distant objects appear very small. " (Clark Little)
This surfer discovered his talent for photographing the waves, three years ago when his wife asked for a photo of water to hang in the bedroom. The desire to please his wife turned into a successful career for Clark. "A photograph taken in the early morning when the sun rises only. The picture was taken under the water behind the wave. " (Clark Little)
"The photo was taken before sunrise. It was pretty dark, so I used the flash. White foam on the waves lit by the flash. " (Clark Little)
Thanks to the talent Clark to see the perfect wave and choose the right moment, the world now has the opportunity to see all the amazing beauty of the Hawaiian waves - their color, depth and magic that remained unknown for a long time. "The picture was taken at dawn - my favorite time to work." (Clark Little)
Clark said the ocean as their second home, a place that calms him. His love for the water, perfectly visible in each of his pictures. "The camera is part of a wave in the water and partly above the water in the wave." (Clark Little)
Over time, Clark began to introduce their photos in other areas of life - they can be seen on skateboards, postcards, advertising boards, in magazines, in the form of photo prints, as well as in his recent book. For his success, he is grateful to his love of the waves. "This picture describes the state of the ocean calm, when the waters are calm and transparent as glass. This photo glass lip curl or glass, is already wrapped in a pipe. " (Clark Little)
In less than three years, Clark has earned fame at home and around the world for photos of waves North Shore, who appeared on the TV show "Good Morning America», «Inside Edition», «The Today Show» and «ABC World News Now». "During the correct rolling tide and some waves breaking on dry sand, which draws in the" tube ". In these photos you can see how small, where I usually take off. " (Clark Little)
"Underwater photo little creeping wave coming to shore." (Clark Little)
"Picture taken at Waimea Bay on the North Shore of Oahu in the summer. I like the reflection in the waves rolling onto the sand and mixed with the shadow. " (Clark Little)
"One of the first photos taken at the beginning of my work three years ago. The picture was taken at sunrise, and shades of yellow and gold come from the shores of the beach and the surrounding mountains. " (Clark Little)
