Monster Seas #1 Acrylic Print

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In this image I have post processed the exposure using several different programs to five the appearance of an oil painting on canvas. The effect is especially noticeable in the larger sizes.

In early September of 2015, three major hurricanes passed just to the north of the Island of Kauai in the Hawaiian Islands. These storms produced huge waves that battered the coast, closing beaches to all but to world class surfers. These massive breakers were an incredible spectacle, especially with the dramatic lighting of a breaking storm. This dramatic wave capture was made at Kealia Beach on September 5th 2015 as 30 foot waves came ashore. Exposure at 1/1000 sec f 8, focal length 280 mm, ISO 200.

Member of the International Guild Of Realism. Inducted into the Grumbacher Artist Hall Of Fame. ARTIST STATEMENT 'My aim is to provide the visual stimulus to reconnect with nature, to renew body, mind and spirit through the imagery that I capture of the natural world with brushes and paint and through my camera lens. I hope that you find an image in my collections that will enhance your life." ABOUT THE ARTIST ~ FRANK WILSON As far back as my memory serves me, I was a creative. My family says I was born with a crayon in my mouth. Drawing, building things, making pictures with crayons were an everyday staple in my early childhood. While hospitalized in the eighth grade for some respiratory problems, an Aunt gave me a...