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Waimea Bay Surf
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Waimea Bay Surf
aperture: F/10, shutter: 1/800, lens: 100-400mm, location: Waimea Bay, time of day: 12:41pm, ISO 400, Focal Length: 275.0mm, No Flash, Metering Mode: Pattern. There was over 40ft surf on this day and I managed to look over my shoulder to find this guy swimming up the channel. I think it shows how powerful these waves really are.
Richard Plummer |
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Diana D. McKinney |
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this is lovely...the person in the picture really gives the shot perspective...what a monster wave
March 13, 2005
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Laura Clay-Ballard |
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The size of the wave is definitely shown here. But what I really like is how you have desaturated some of the color of the sea. It gives the entire photo a really nice look. Great job.
March 13, 2005
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Elisabeth A. Gay |
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I like the desaturation too - wonderful perspective. I've often wondered how in the world someone could take on one of these huge waves -it would terrify me! Ann
March 15, 2005
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Richard Plummer |
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Thanks for all the nice comments. It was so awsome to see these guys take on 30 to 40ft waves. The waves are so big you can fit three to four surfers on a single wave. Thanks again Rich
March 15, 2005
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Richard Plummer |
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Laura, I used Photo Shop CS and went to the Image tab, clicked adjustments, Hue/Saturation and lowered it a little. The day was really over cast so the original picture did not turn out very well. Photo Shop saved it! I have learned a few more tricks since then and I think I can go back and re adjust it to make it look sharper. Thank you for the comments Rich
March 15, 2005
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Donna W. Neal |
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Nice catch Rich. Congratulations on a well deserved finalist and good luck in the next round
April 19, 2005
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Stacey A. Bates |
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Congrats Richard!!
April 21, 2005
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Richard Plummer |
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Thank you Donna and Stacey!
April 21, 2005
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