Schooner Effie M. Morrissey departs Newfoundland and encounters a storm, 1940s.1yr ⋅ sverdrupian ⋅ r/HeavySeas
A Minnesota woman recently captured a cloud formation that appeared to look like an ocean in the sky1yr ⋅ bacondavis ⋅ r/HeavySeas
I love paintings of ships in rough seas so I’m following a youtube vid and having a go at painting this3yr ⋅ steveo- ⋅ r/HeavySeas
91 ft wave recorded by a buoy off the coast or Ireland last night. Would not like to have been out there.2yr ⋅ nanucious ⋅ r/HeavySeas
The last image captured by one of our upper deck cameras on the bridge face 13m above the waterline.2yr ⋅ finally31 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Just finished another 3 by 6 feet painting! “The Emperor”, Oil on Canvas.3yr ⋅ DimitriSirenko ⋅ r/HeavySeas
2 winters ago I walked out of my house to check out the Waves in Mission Beach, San Diego and was greeted by this wall of absolute death. Never seen such a heavy wave at Mission before.2yr ⋅ skaternewt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
How do these structures still stand with such powerful forces battering it?2yr ⋅ k_pip_k ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Delete if not allowed, but one of my paintings. Based off of Lake Superiors waves.1yr ⋅ jutis ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Photo by Francis James F. J. Mortimer, Wreck of sailing ship Arden Craig, 19112yr ⋅ couchpotatoe ⋅ r/HeavySeas
I was invited here and now I want to share my oil painting with all of you ..4yr ⋅ myriyevskyy ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Immediately thought of this sub when I saw this coming by Nathan W. Pyle6yr ⋅ snowandcrete ⋅ r/HeavySeas
This looks terrifying apocalyptic alike, burning cars on a ship out in the ocean3yr ⋅ hjalmar111 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
USS Texas (BB-35) in heavy seas with her masts and forward turrets visible. Date and location unknown.1yr ⋅ KapitanKurt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
This was my very last underway in the US Navy. I missed the shot of all 3 waterspouts somehow, but got the biggest one. It was a sight to behold that I’ll remember on my death bed.2yr ⋅ mattylue ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Not typical content; photographer takes pictures of heavy seas, and the results are mesmerizing5yr ⋅ outtathere_ ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Results of a suspected rogue wave in the North Sea in 1943, the rock is 56 feet above the sea.4yr ⋅ AaronC14 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Bow out of the water, green seas sweep the decks of the Daring-class destroyer HMAS Vampire seen from HMAS Melbourne, circa 1960.2yr ⋅ KapitanKurt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Greek destroyer Sfendoni (ex-USS Aulick) briefly enters submarine mode in rough seas off Crete2yr ⋅ TheSorge ⋅ r/HeavySeas
11 hours later, this is my newest completed oil painting, on 36x72” canvas!3yr ⋅ DimitriSirenko ⋅ r/HeavySeas
CROSS SEA ('square waves') - a hazardous pattern of wind-generated ocean waves forming non-parallel wave systems, occurring when water waves from one weather system continue despite a shift in wind.4yr ⋅ noahbourns ⋅ r/HeavySeas
The storms were my favorite part of deployments. This was taken off the back of the destroyer USS Fife around 2003. We were chasing drug runners during that deployment.4yr ⋅ cplog991 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
My oil painting. Light through the storm. Oil on hardboard. 20212yr ⋅ GreenStrength5876 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
The Esso Languedoc takes a rogue wave estimated at 100ft tall. This is considered the first photographic evidence of rogue waves, which were previously widely regarded as myth.7yr ⋅ Crayshack ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Sea view from inside the bridge of a Kingston class patrol ship whilst underway in heavy seas.3yr ⋅ KapitanKurt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
CH-148 Cyclone aboard the Royal Canadian Navy's Halifax-class frigate. [2160×1400]3yr ⋅ permaculture ⋅ r/HeavySeas
The Protector-class offshore patrol vessel HMNZS Wellington (P55) encounters rough seas in the Ross Sea en-route to Antarctica, during a three week deployment into the lower Southern Ocean.1yr ⋅ KapitanKurt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Cadets grabbing whatever they can as their training ship takes a huge role...all but one.6yr ⋅ Ak47110 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
A wave crashes as a man stands on a jetty near Orleans Harbor in Lake Pontchartrain on Sunday as Tropical Storm Cristobal approaches. Photo and info by AP.4yr ⋅ KapitanKurt ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Vintage heavy seas photo is inscribed Richmond Crossing Columbia Bar 1930 on the back. Looks to be a large vessel shipping incredible green seas on her deck.3yr ⋅ carrburritoid ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Like a giant beast this wave comes rolling in. The wind was strong as you can see in the spray and the sky got darker and darker as a snow storm followed.4yr ⋅ hjalmar111 ⋅ r/HeavySeas
Indoor art installation sculpture of ocean waves [created by Art Unit Me]4yr ⋅ permaculture ⋅ r/HeavySeas
