Photons from Outbreaks! These are the 10 best wave photos to date
Adventure and nature lovers, as well as other adventurous sportsmen, were undoubtedly impressed by the photons that the most creative photographers in the world take in front of the imposing waves of the sea, a more majestic than another. As in all art, photography is based on a concept that gives coherence to its discourse, whose relevance is key to achieving the perfect image. In the case of nature and action photographers, their concept varies according to each artist independently, however, in general terms, they aim to give prominence to the action in front of them, to movement, beauty and the imposition of the nature. Photography, which as art is inherited from the 1960s (when it went from being a simple portrait) was a participant in experimentation and creative processes that resulted in the artistic expression that today gives it precisely that title: art.
In the case of the photographers of waves, we have no doubt that they are inveterate artists who love the sea, the shores, the depth, the foam and the horizon to the utmost. They are people of all ages and of all nationalities who are completely fascinated with the dynamics of back and forth, return, twists, spikes, tubes and somersaults that the waves are capable of creating. It is true, the wave type classification is very broad, but without a doubt each artist knows very well how to capture and capture the features that give each wave its identity and its own style.
Today, photography is considered more than just art. Cameras have become indispensable instruments for infinite artist photographers to capture and express their own feelings and emotions, generating the same thing in their viewers independently and specifically: a wonderful sensation and source of inspiration for many.
With the photographs naturalistic, of action and -in this case- of the outbreak of the waves, we feel precisely that: unforgettable feelings. Do you feel the same? Take a look at these 10 of the best wave outbreak photos and tell us how they make you feel.
Discover the most majestic OUTBREAKS of our times captured by the photographers most passionate about the sea and the waves today!
Clark Little
https://www.instagram.com/clarklittle/
“The shorebreak is my comfort zone. I absolutely love it. It's always different. The light, the colors, the water, the sand and what happens to it. And to be there to capture it and share it with the world. what a dream.”
- Clark Little
Award-winning photographer Clark Little was born in Napa, California in 1968. Two years later, a move to the north shore of Oahu (Hawaii) radically changed his future. In the '80s and '90s he made a name for himself as a surfing pioneer on the Waimea Bay shorebreak. Clark had a unique talent for taking off in hopelessly tight shorebreak waves and surviving in one piece. In a short time, Clark has earned worldwide recognition for his photography of the surf of the North Shore Break with exhibitions in Japan, Canada, Brazil, Spain and throughout the United States, along with appearances on television shows such as CBS Evening News, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Inside Edition, Discovery Channel, ABC World News Now, France 2, NHK, and Asahi TV in Japan.
Clark's work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum, the Alden B. Dow Museum, Science Museum of Virginia, Museum of Contemporary Art Barcelona (Spain), Parco Logos Gallery (Tokyo, Japan), Gallery X (Tokyo, Japan), Heritage Maritime Canada (Montreal, Canada), The Four Seasons and The Ritz- Carlton Resorts, and has been published in National Geographic, New York Times, LIFE, Nikon World, Paris Match, Outdoor Japan, Sierra, Geo, Nature's Best Photography, Rangefinder, and Surfer's Journal, among others. His business clients include Apple, Nike, Nikon, Facebook, Hewlett-Packard (HP), Toyota, Anheuser Busch, Starbucks Coffee, Whole Foods Markets, Panerai Watches, Hilton Hotels, Lockheed Martin, and Verizon, among others. Clark Little Received the Ocean Photography Award at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Washington DC (May 2011)
In November 2009, Clark published his first 182-page art book, The Shorebreak Art of Clark Little. In January 2011, Clark opened Clark Little Gallery Haleiwa in his hometown of Haleiwa, Hawaii, right next to many of the North Shore beaches featured in his photography. In February 2014, Clark published his second book Shorebreak, a 160-page coffee table book featuring wave and ocean photography from the North Shore of Oahu, Maui, Kauai, the Big Island, California, Japan, and French Polynesia. In 2014, Clark also published a book in Japan "Waves of North Shore" (Parco Publishing). More recently, in 2016, the movie SHOREBREAK: The Clark Little Story was released.
Source: https://clarklittlephotography.com/
Ray Collins
https://www.instagram.com/raycollinsphoto/
"My aim is to show the ocean as a living, breathing thing. To document it in all of it's intimidating strengths; and to bring awareness to its delicate fragility."
- Ray Collins
Ray Collins (born 1982) is an oceanic photographer from Thirroul, New South Wales, Australia. In 2007, a tragic accident in an underground coal mine left him with a knee injury and for several months he was unable to walk; that's when he discovered photograph . Reading and rereading the camera manual from cover to cover helped him understand the processes of photography and how to interpret and manipulate light. As rehabilitation progressed, he invested in an underwater housing to combine his new passion, photography, with his true love, the ocean.
With the goal of photographing his friends surfing in his local area and with the goal of getting just one photo published, within a few months he had captured the attention of the surfing world by adorning the covers of various international magazines with his fresh perspective and willingness to risk his personal safety to get the shot. In 2012, after several years shooting the biggest names in surfing, he put down his camera for a year, during which time he worked on the many layers of himself and decided to stop drinking alcohol. This was a crucial decision to pave his way. With the extra hours of daylight available, instead of spending afternoons in the pub and mornings hungover, he turned his attention back to the sea. This time the focus was not on the people riding the waves, but on the waves themselves.
Exploring the intricacies of water and light and capturing the ultimate burst of energy as a wave completes its journey to shore, it was there that Ray found himself. His signature style of seascapes captured the attention of the art world and nature lovers around the world. In the brief progression of his career, Ray has gone from photographing his friends surfing to being a global advocate for the ocean, partnering with some of the biggest companies in the automotive, IT & technology, aviation and fashion, while working closely with NGOs, scientists, activists and charities to help raise awareness of our current fragile environmental situation.
Source: https://raycollinsphoto.com/
https://raycollinsphoto.com/collections/seascapes-landscape 
Marck Botha
https://www.instagram.com/marckbotha/
Marck Botha is an aquatic photographer in Durban (South Africa). Growing up along the beautiful Natal coastline, Marck had an early passion for wave surfing, and by the age of 12 he was already representing Natal at the South African Bodyboarding Championships. Drawing on his experience and knowledge of over 20 years of surfing, Marck discovered his ability and passion for capturing the unique and often dangerous perspective of the coastline for everyone to enjoy and experience from the safety of their own own house.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/MarckBothaPhotography/
Pierre Carreau
https://www.instagram.com/pierrecarreau/
Born in 1972 near Paris, Pierre Carreau He grew up surrounded by artistic influences in a family that included a photographer, sculptors and painters. Perhaps in reaction to this subtle pressure, he initially chose to follow a different path, earning a business degree. However, the artist's soul was not repressed, and after several years working in the IT industry, Carreau returned to his roots and became a professional photographer and visual artist.
His love of the ocean and water sports led him to work shooting action images for surfing and kite-surfing magazines, but the water itself eventually captured his artistic imagination and became the genesis of AquaViva . In 2004, Pierre moved with his wife and children to the Caribbean island of Saint Barthélemy. This little paradise has become Carreau's open-air studio, where the subtle variations of tropical sunlight and the endlessly changing soul of the sea become the subjects of his vision. The artistic photography of Pierre Carreau has been exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery (London) from March 15 to May 5, 2019.
Source: http://www.pierrecarreau.com/
Warren Keelan
https://www.instagram.com/warrenkeelan/
Award-winning photographer Clark Little was born in Napa, California, in 1968. Two years later, a move to the north shore of Oahu (Hawaii) radically changed his future. In the '80s and '90s he made a name for himself as a surfing pioneer on the Waimea Bay shorebreak. Clark had a unique talent for taking off in waves of hopelessly closed shorebreak and surviving in one piece.
In his own words: "Hello! My name is Warren Keelan, I'm a ocean and seascape photographer based on the south coast of New Wales South (Australia). I spend most of my days by or in the ocean, interpreting what I see through digital photography. I have always been fascinated by nature, especially the ocean and its ever-changing forms, and I feel compelled to capture and share what I consider to be special and unique moments at sea. I love the raw and unpredictable nature of moving water and the way sunlight brings it to life, both above and below the surface. For me the challenge is to create an image that hopefully tells a story or leaves an impression on the viewer. In 2013 I opened my first photo gallery in Wollongong, where I have the enormous privilege of being able to exhibit and sell my print works to local and international clients."
Source: https://www.warrenkeelan.com/
David Orias
https://www.instagram.com/orias_photography/
“What drives my passion for photography is unusual light, I try to produce photos that we cannot see with our own eyes.
-David Orias
Incredible photographer, passionate about the greatness of nature and the sea, he manages to capture unparalleled beauty of surfers, sunsets and incredible seascapes and outbreaks of waves. He typically achieves his photos using long telephoto lenses and slow shutter speeds, occasionally giving him camera shake in some of his photos.
In their own words: Located in Santa Barbara, I specialize in photography aquatic including surf, waves and reflections of the water. I also do landscape and nature photography. My signature style is using slow shutter speeds and camera pan to create a more painterly look to my photography. I have been featured on Weather.com, Thisiscollasal.com, Ecology.com and Huffingtonpost.com I sell in various local galleries. http://www.waterrightsimages.com/
Source: https://david-orias.pixels.com/ 
Dave Sandford
https://www.instagram.com/davesandford/
In his own words: professional photographer based in London, Ontario, Canada. For much of my career (23 years) I have primarily covered professional sports. During that time, I've done a lot of work with the NHL, the NBA, and the Hockey Hall of Fame. I am proud to have covered 22 Stanley Cup Championships, 9 IIHF Youth Hockey World Championships, 2 Winter Olympics, Super Bowl XL, NBA and MLB Playoffs, as well as numerous All-Star games. of the NHL, the NBA and the MLB.
What you may not know about me is that my passion for photography was born from a love of nature and wildlife. My first attempts at photography, as a child and in my teens, were of birds, creatures, and beautiful Canadian landscapes captured in a ravine just down the road from the house I grew up in, as well as in Buckhorn Lake in the Kawarthas, where I have spent most of my summer days. I have been fortunate, as an adult, to photograph beyond Canada's borders, from the frozen tundra of the Arctic to the warm waters of the South Pacific, capturing diverse wildlife such as bears, whales and sharks, to name a few. Over the past six years, my nature photography has taken me to the frigid waters of Lake Erie, where I've faced the challenge of "November gales" in my ongoing project Liquid Mountains. It has also taken me to the surf beaches of the southeast coast of Australia and to the ice caps of the Arctic and Antarctic.
Source: https://www.davesandfordphotos.com/
Vitaliy Sokol
https://www.instagram.com/vitaly_sokol/
Independent digital artist and photographer originally from Russia, with more than 12 years publishing his works on digital platforms such as Devianart and Behance where he has become very popular among his community.
Among his naturalistic photography, amazingly captures the crashing of waves, the tubes that form, and the peaks that result in the process. This is undoubtedly one of the photos of the most iconic wave outbreak in history.
Source: http://vitaliy-sokol.com/ 
Morgan Maassen
https://www.instagram.com/morganmaassen/?hl=es
Awarded and recognized Photographer and filmmaker.
In his own words: "I am a photographer from Santa Barbara, California, born in 1990. Growing up in and around the ocean has given me my favorite subject to photograph. Most of my work is related to water and the ocean lifestyle. I have also frequently incorporated my passions for travel, nature, architecture and fashion into my work. Although I strive to capture what I see as beautiful, it's often not the perfect moment.
Instead, the light, the textures and the abstract nature of the earth are what really fascinates me; the human element and the infinite variables of emotion keep me alert when working with people. I enjoy working with both film and digital media, and moving images are the apple of my eye. I dream of nothing more than visiting the next new country, capturing whatever beauty it may hold."
Source: http://www.morganmaassen.com/
https://clubofthewaves.com/surf-photographer/morgan-maassen/
Without a doubt, with their photography and artistic eye, these 10 photographers have managed to evoke unparalleled emotions and feelings on lovers of adventure, surfing, nature and the sea. The colors, the textures, and the figures that are formed make anyone fall in love even more with the great beauties that our planet hides.
It is thanks to artists like them that we are able to take a closer look at them, and better, before a critical eye of photography, experts in their field of work, and completely passionate about showing their creative side. the history.
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