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Found on the coldest winter morning! Never expected to see this guy while chasing waves

Found on the coldest winter morning! Never expected to see this guy while chasing waves
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 320 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 200/1

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Aug, 2017

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I took part of the day off school this day. It was worth it (kinda). Anyway, this green wave is half way between starting and ending.

It was dark, cold and pouring down when I took this image. I cranked my shutter speed very low and came out with this photo. It makes the wave look co

As round as it gets. Floated around the ocean for a few hours shooting small but perfect waves!

On the North Shore of Hawaii, the sun sets over the water. I took this opportunity to get some images with the ripples of the water.

As I am about to duck under this wave, I take one last shot. The water looks like cement and the wave is now frozen.

After surfing for 2 hours I wandered around and found a few kangaroos.

I had to work in the morning on this particular day. Jumped in the water before sunrise then got out and went to work before some people had even woke

I went down to a nice spot near my house and wanted a good sunrise to reflect onto the water. The clouds and sun aligned perfectly and even the birds

These whales were hanging around a surf break for awhile. They came behind the wave and I really wanted to nail a shot with a surfer and the whales. T

Messing around with slow shutter in the sun.

Taken somewhere in New Zealand, North Island. I don't take many shots like this but I do love them!

Its bright and it's green. The sun was rising directly behind the waves this day. Some would not bother, but

After using my camera in a water housing in big waves for a while, I experimented in small waves at my local beach at sunset. Something different and

There was a large swell so i crouched on some rocks while the sun was setting and waited for a big wave to hit the rocks.

Panning the ocean at sunset.

Cranking the shutter speed down isn't everyone's cup of tea. At sunset, it can create colours and patterns that would be invisible if the sh

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