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May 9, 2013 12:31:39 #
This was taken in in very stormy conditions.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
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May 9, 2013 12:33:54 #
very good Wild image h2, thats quite a swell on that sea.
h2 wrote:
This was taken in in very stormy conditions.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
May 9, 2013 12:37:08 #
I like it, really shows the power of the waves. You didn't go in for a closeup? ;)
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May 9, 2013 12:48:26 #
The guy on the dyke is what brings this picture to another level. Besides giving the wave a sense of size, it gives the scene a sence of drama. It appears that the wave is looking to catch him and draw him into the ocean. The slightly underexposure also adds to the drama. Nice job!
May 9, 2013 12:52:03 #
May 9, 2013 12:54:55 #
OddJobber wrote:
I like it, really shows the power of the waves. You didn't go in for a closeup? ;)
Cheers Larry. Was shooting with an old 180mm prime and that was way close enough for me - I'll save my dips for the local heated pool.
pebbles wrote:
The guy on the dyke is what brings this picture to another level. Besides giving the wave a sense of size, it gives the scene a sence of drama. It appears that the wave is looking to catch him and draw him into the ocean. The slightly underexposure also adds to the drama. Nice job!
Thanks for sharing your take on this shot pebbles.
Doddy wrote:
Yes a very dramatic shot.
Cheers Doddy
May 9, 2013 15:22:13 #
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May 9, 2013 15:28:59 #
pebbles wrote:
The guy on the dyke is what brings this picture to another level. Besides giving the wave a sense of size, it gives the scene a sense of drama. It appears that the wave is looking to catch him and draw him into the ocean. The slightly underexposure also adds to the drama. Nice job!
Couldn't have said it any better.
May 9, 2013 18:31:32 #
May 9, 2013 18:37:46 #
May 9, 2013 18:40:54 #
h2 wrote:
This was taken in in very stormy conditions.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
I think you probably got a better shot than he did! Its a beauty! :)
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May 10, 2013 11:56:46 #
Cheers all.
As has been said, shot is nothing without the silhouette of the kamikaze tog.
Tried to make as dark as I dared as I felt a sihouette of tog would add more drama.
Was on the lookout for him as he made his way back to have a wee chat, but he high tailed it out before I could catch up. Expect he was in a rush to get out of his soaked clothes.
As has been said, shot is nothing without the silhouette of the kamikaze tog.
Tried to make as dark as I dared as I felt a sihouette of tog would add more drama.
Was on the lookout for him as he made his way back to have a wee chat, but he high tailed it out before I could catch up. Expect he was in a rush to get out of his soaked clothes.
May 10, 2013 12:00:45 #
h2 wrote:
This was taken in in very stormy conditions.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
Waves were crashing right over the dyke and eventually this guy left after being soaked.
Just as well or he could easily have been swept into the sea.
Great shot
May 10, 2013 12:41:44 #
h2 wrote:
Cheers all.
As has been said, shot is nothing without the silhouette of the kamikaze tog.
Tried to make as dark as I dared as I felt a sihouette of tog would add more drama.
Was on the lookout for him as he made his way back to have a wee chat, but he high tailed it out before I could catch up. Expect he was in a rush to get out of his soaked clothes.
As has been said, shot is nothing without the silhouette of the kamikaze tog.
Tried to make as dark as I dared as I felt a sihouette of tog would add more drama.
Was on the lookout for him as he made his way back to have a wee chat, but he high tailed it out before I could catch up. Expect he was in a rush to get out of his soaked clothes.
Agree. Good catch.
May 12, 2013 17:43:21 #
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