Big seas compliments of Cyclone Oma....

My Get-Pushed partner Annie suggested that I investigate horizontal leading lines. This was the one that I liked best.

[Rob Z]

Hi Annie @annied- thanks for the interesting challenge - I've really enjoyed it. I'm not sure that I've really come to grips with it - but this was my favourite so far. Cheers Rob

[Jacqueline]

These waves a more distinctive and work better but the ripples work too Rob.

[Jane Pittenger]

Love the wind blown hair

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Good shot- I want to call out to those people, "Don't get too close to the water!!"

[Caterina]

Great negative space. I like the small people in front of the mighty nature. Fav

[Lesley]

This is lovely Rob, you can almost feel the wind! I like the way the people are half hidden below the sand bank.

[Casablanca]

Wow, it does look blowy!

[Lee]

Good shot, looks very wild and windy.

[Marnie]

Oh yikes, very wild and woolly out there.

[Rob Z]

@jacqbb Hi Jacqueline - thanks for your feedback - and these waves did seem to do the job!! It was an interesting concept to investigate. :)

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Thanks Ann - I think these people were actually at a lower level of the beach - there has been quite a bit of erosion caused by the winds. No rain though -unfortunately!

[Rob Z]

@caterina Thanks for your comment and fav Caterina - you've summed up exactly what I liked about it! :)

[Rob Z]

@rosie00 Thanks Lesley - and your comment is spot on - there is a sand bank - and it wasn't there yesterday! :)

[Rob Z]

@gamelee Thanks Lee - the guys who do the wind surfing have been loving it!!

[Rob Z]

@golftragic Hi Marnie - the wind surfers have been going mad - great fun to watch!!

[Marnie]

@robz I'll bet!

[Granagringa]

Well done for the challenge..I really like how you broke up the line with people. I have to track of the challenges you are doing..they are quite interesting!

[Rob Z]

@granagringa Hi Granagringa - I find the challenges make me look at different skills and ideas. The one I'm enjoying most is the Get-Pushed Challenge. You get a new challenge each week - and your partner choses it by having a look through your project to get an idea of a skill or idea that you don't seem to utilize much. It's good fun and really informative. Thanks for your remark on this one - I had never considered horizontal leading lines before - had to Google them! :)