/r/HeavySeas
Subreddit dedicated to videos and general media relating to huge waves! Try not to puke!
Subreddit dedicated to photos, videos and general media relating to the wrath of the sea!
1. Be respectful. Hateful remarks will be removed on sight. It's a bannable offense.
2. Post only content related to water.
3. Do not repost.
4. Post only links to legitimate websites.
5. When posting an image use a direct link (one that ends in .jpg or .png).
6. Report button is your friend. If you see content that breaks the rules then report it. You will help the subreddit stay clean.
/r/TheDepthsBelow - The strange, creepy, and horrifying things that exist just below the surface of the water.
/r/WarshipPorn - Warships galore.
/r/Submechanophobia - Fear of getting submerged in water.
/r/Thalassophobia - Fear of deep, dark, strange waters.
/r/SeaPorn - Part of the SFW Porn network.
/r/OceanCreatures - Dedicated to marine life.
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“Nobody Says You Have To Come Back” is an original acrylic 12×24 painting of a Coast Guard boat riding a wave in a stormy sea with the sun peeking through the clouds in the distant sky. I'm a Navy Vet, greenside doc, but I love painting ships and the sea. I hope you guys enjoy!
Astounding footage of the last era of tall ships- known as Windjammers- Making the terrifying journey westwards around Cape Horn en route to Chile to sell nitrate. Crewman Irving Johnson miraculously captured this voyage on film. What’s seen is not only the majesty of tall sailing technology handling the monstrous elements of the North Sea and Cape Horn, but we also catch a glimpse of the grit and makeup of these men. Day in and day out they traversed conditions with absurd risks of danger and no safety equipment, yet it was just a part of life for them. There’s a certain romance for this age, and a sadness knowing we shall never see the likes of it again.
Was working in the GoM earlier in the year, and got a little video from this fun storm.
Original content. No sea shanties (until someone steals the video).