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Ocean Blues I – Drake Passage, by Jan Erik Waider

Ocean Blues I – Drake Passage, by Jan Erik Waider

Jan Erik Waider

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The Drake Passage, located between the southern tip of South America and the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, is known for its turbulent waters and unpredictable weather conditions. Photographs of waves in the Drake Passage capture the essence of this challenging and awe-inspiring maritime environment.

Waves in the Drake Passage can be enormous, with heights reaching 30 feet (9 meters) or more. These images convey a sense of the power and intensity of the ocean in this region. Due to its remote location and ever-changing weather patterns, the Drake Passage can exhibit dramatic lighting conditions. These lighting effects add to the overall drama and visual impact of the images.

Photographs of waves in the Drake Passage evoke a range of emotions, from awe and wonder to a sense of vulnerability and adventure. They can transport viewers to a remote and unforgiving environment that has fascinated explorers and adventurers for centuries.

These images provide a glimpse into the unique and dynamic characteristics of the Southern Ocean and the journeys that traverse this iconic stretch of water.

Jan Erik Waider

Jan Erik Waider is a visual artist and fine art photographer based in Hamburg, specializing in atmospheric and abstract landscape photography of the remote North. His relentless quest to explore seldom-seen locales affords him unique opportunities to capture breathtaking vistas and landscapes. Jan approaches his projects with meticulous planning, fully immersing himself in the surroundings to seize those quiet, mesmerizing moments of contemplation and reflection—the very essence of his inspiration. For Jan, photography is a means of preserving these fleeting memories, offering viewers a glimpse into his mind and imagination through his visual journal.

His portfolio boasts an impressive array of clients, including Apple, Adobe, Patagonia, and Penguin Books, among others. His work has been featured in esteemed publications such as The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, Adobe Create, and CNN Style, reaffirming his status as a leading figure in the realm of landscape photography.