The power of the ocean in the lens of an Australian photographer. Photo

The beauty of the ocean waves.

Matt Burgess is an Australian photographer who more than anything loves to shoot the ocean. “The ocean has captured my soul. To the ocean I’m drawn every morning, yet the sun has not risen. And for me there is no better way to start your day,” says Matt. He takes the ocean for over 6 years, and each of his photos a work of art.

1. “The beast”

Australian photographer loves to shoot the ocean in the morning and evening hours, when there is a special bond between the water and the sun.

2. “Sea potato fries”

Ocean waters are in constant motion, moving not only in the horizontal direction.

3. “Supplies a wind sock”

The main cause of waves is wind, which brings water from the equilibrium state.

4. “Sunny ball”

In light winds the ocean surface is covered by ripples, the so – called low excitement.

5. “Ocean vs. Land”

In some places the waves beat on the shore with such force that eventually destroys even rocks.

6. “Morning in pastel colors”

At the same time doing useful and creative work – mixed water, contributing to its enrichment with oxygen and heat to create a sandy and pebble beaches.

7. “Second perfection”

Waves that pound the coast, can emerge in the ocean for thousands of kilometers from the coast.

8. “Iceberg”

If a strong storm ocean waves can easily move stones weighing several tons.

9. “Unique sunrise”

Daily tides are ocean waves that are caused by gravity of moon and Sun.

10. “Dawn”

Tsunami – wave of enormous destructive power caused by underwater earthquakes or eruptions that can move at speeds up to 1000 km/h and cover the entire thickness of water – from the bottom to the surface.

11. “Sunset peak”

Photos of Matt Burgess reveal the breathtaking beauty and amazing diversity of the ocean waves.

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