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It took me 20 minutes to get this shot. I started by watching what direction the waves were coming in from and then watched for the frequency of how often I could see the wave break in the way I wanted to capture.
Turned out to be every sixth wave - and that's where the challenge began. I was laying in the surf trying to arrange the best camera angle for the image. The waves had a tendency to pick me up and toss me into the beach - forcing me to scramble back into position...
Plenty of missed shots - some too soon or too late, or those that didn't capture the scene I wanted to convey.
This photo was taken with a Sony DSC-P10, in its specific underwater housing.
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Thanks Kamalyn. Great shot. I did not get to see it at night when I was there.
Guau!! bonito rojo!!
great i like
nice...
but Sardinia sea- Italy - is the best in the world! ;-)
This is not frost. I saw this crazed pattern on my hotel window when it was rainy and 62 degrees outside.
It took me 20 minutes to get this shot. I started by watching what direction the waves were coming in from and then watched for the frequency of how often I could see the wave break in the way I wanted to capture.
Turned out to be every sixth wave - and that's where the challenge began. I was laying in the surf trying to arrange the best camera angle for the image. The waves had a tendency to pick me up and toss me into the beach - forcing me to scramble back into position...
Plenty of missed shots - some too soon or too late, or those that didn't capture the scene I wanted to convey.
This photo was taken with a Sony DSC-P10, in its specific underwater housing.
Thanks :)
I've got a couple in for review right now - just takes time.
A magical NY scene.
Alan