Blake Wisz

A dark, almost black cloud suddenly emerged on the horizon as we were approaching Samsø, Denmark on a sunny summer day. Minutes later the sun disappeared, the rain smashed against my face and the wind speed tripled in a matter of seconds. All hands on deck! When we had regained control of our sails, I spotted a boat in trouble in the distant and took this photo. We made it safely to port, and the picture was forgotten. Half a year later, while battling a depression, I refound it and edited it as a way to express my feelings. I can only hope that the other sailors made it through as well.

Joel Bengs

Jakob Owens

Sofya Pestova

One of the calmer days in the furious fifties

Torsten Dederichs

A freedive in my backyard had me looking out into an endless ocean. The closest land mass from this point is Antarctica, and this scene represented the Atlantic ocean perfectly to me. an endless rough ocean, with bits of life making its way over the oceans highway.

Ben Wiid

body of water under blue sky close-up photography

Spray and foam is tossed high in the air when a wave smashes into a rock as the tide comes in.

Nareeta Martin

Drone shot of ocean crashing against rocks. Margaret River Region, Western Australia

Tristan McKenzie

Louise Hill

white lighthouse on rock formation surrounded by ocean

Rough seas