Surfing a Boretide
Nov 4, 2013 22:32:14 #
Driving back from checking the boat in Seward today and spotted this guy riding the boretide in Turnagain Arm. Was able to get a couple of shot....
Canon 50D, Canon 70-200L, ISO 640, TV mode at 1/320.
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-mSRCGRJ/0/L/i-mSRCGRJ-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-sWrqkqC/0/L/i-sWrqkqC-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-M7RffhC/0/L/i-M7RffhC-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-VxCHpXS/0/L/i-VxCHpXS-L.jpg
The owner of the blue board came running by a few moments later. :)
Canon 50D, Canon 70-200L, ISO 640, TV mode at 1/320.
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-mSRCGRJ/0/L/i-mSRCGRJ-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-sWrqkqC/0/L/i-sWrqkqC-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-M7RffhC/0/L/i-M7RffhC-L.jpg
http://www.dalefalk.com/photos/i-VxCHpXS/0/L/i-VxCHpXS-L.jpg
The owner of the blue board came running by a few moments later. :)
Nov 4, 2013 22:39:45 #
Boretide: A tidal bore (or simply bore in context) is a tidal phenomenon in which the leading edge of the incoming tide forms a wave (or waves) of water that travels up a river or narrow bay against the direction of the river or bay's current.
Nov 4, 2013 22:44:37 #
Nov 5, 2013 00:27:05 #
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