Shootin The Pier by beachzz
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Andrew (blinkings) asked the other day if anyone ever surfed thru the pier. I haven't seen that, but I did see this guy makin his way to the break on the north side. It's not too bad if you catch it just right, the waves aren't too big and you're lucky!!
zoom's good!!
Comments (18)
Great shot with superb light.
Dangerous place to surf thru... Nice capture. Aloha
Nice light and interesting image!
Golly!
Humm ! I prefer to watch :)- Great shot !
The reason they stay away (most of the time)from under the pier is because of the fishermen above the pier and it is not all that legal for them to do it. a fishermen told us they sometimes get caught in the fishing rod also ,they scare fish away: Great photo!
wow .. that looks a bit scary. Nice shot though!
Nice shot and light.
well captured
Yep, you're doing that gold-light thing again. You have such a gift for that. This is a morning shot, isn't it? Well, it could be evening, but there's something about it that makes me think of first light. I think it's the seafoam and the sense that it's a bit cool. NOT cold, just crisp. And again, you have those tree-things like columns in some temple. I have to say that I can stare at shots like this endlessly and go off on weird thought tangents. And as I look at this, I get the feeling you're standing in the water, not too far behind this guy...with waves tickling around your knees. It has that kind of intimacy, like you're IN the scene, but you're not intruding, you're just a part of it. I really like that vibe; it really gives stuff a kind of extra zing and a bit more authenticity. This is really great. I like the crop too. I mean, you could have left a standard landscape crop, but this seems to focus inward a lot more and it guides the eye through that corridor between pier-piling-tree-things. Yeah. I like this a LOT.
Stunnign capture no matter what time of day you got it!
Great shot Marilyn sooner him than me lol, if it's going to happen your there ready camera in hand ;-)...
Even paddling out through there doesn't seem very safe to me. Aside from the guy's good or bad judgment though, this shot ROCKS! Gorgeous light, and a perfect result.
I'm with Tara, it doesn't seem like the safest thing. If a rogue wave happens while you're in there you could get racked onto the pilings, and those barnacles can tear right through a wetsuit (or skin!) I'd rather hoof it on the sand to the other side, then go into the water, but then I'm not a surfer! Great shot, I love the light!
I echo the comments of Denise and Tara in this splendidly framed foto, Marilyn! Superlative action and texture capture of the water and waves.
Yep he obviously copied my brilliant idea! But tell him it would be easier coming in than going out!
I love the lighting in this shot Marilyn. Beautiful wave action and seefoam. Dana
great golden-light tunnel shot, Tara!