Trusting Ablitity
Having the ability isn’t enough, it’s knowing when something goes wrong you have the skills to protect yourself. I know that shooting fisheye in the pit at Honolua Bay is the right lens but doing so leaves you exposed if an outside set comes rolling thru. I got a bunch of fantastic shots yesterday but what I’m most proud of was when I got caught inside and wave after wave (maybe 6?) keep sending me deeper into this torrid mass of white water, that I was able to rise above. Having only a few seconds to gasp for air before the next wave hits you is a strange feeling but freaking-out is what gets your hurt. It’s a helpless feeling knowing that you are not strong enough to get yourself out of this situation, you need to stop fighting and let the current push you out of the impact zone.
What a rush…Mahalo for visiting my site
I have a bunch more photos, if you don’t see your wave please email me
This entry was posted on January 18, 2014 by the surfing photog. It was filed under ART, Barrel, Exploration, fun, hawaii, Honolua Bay, Maui, Photography, SURF, surf photography, surfing, Water Angles and was tagged with ART, Barrel, Exploration, fun, hawaii, Honolua Bay, Maui, photography, SURF, SURF PHOTOGRAPHY, Surfing, Water Angles.
Great pics.
January 19, 2014 at 11:03 pm