The great wave - Breaking wave at Rottnest Island, Western Australia Sub Antarctic Islands are more dangerous than the

are more dangerous than the bears themselves

providing the only major breeding ground for Africa’s lesser flamingo

As they 'stand up' with the sun shining through from behind

but you still need to power up to keep pace with them (especially when you are pushing a large underwater housing through the water in front of you)

once they are in the ocean

The great wave - Breaking wave at Rottnest Island, Western Australia Sub Antarctic Islands are more dangerous than theLIMITED EDITION A monster wave breaks over a shallow reef break off the coast of Rottnest Island, Western Australia. It's an awesome display of raw power as the force of the wave rolls over and explodes in wash of white foam. This image is named after one of the most famous artworks of all time, The Great Wave off Kanagawa, created in late 1831 by Japanese artist Hokusai. SKU RI2883 Pricing shown for Panoramic 1: 2 crop. Standard 2: 3 crop also