Sand inside a wave

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bluesmokes (40) · 7 years ago

Credit to the photographer, Danny Sepkowski. National Geographic provides the following caption:

"The sand sucks up behind a wave while I look in my viewfinder to make sure I get the right composition. Shooting with a 100mm in the shorebreak is not the safest thing to do and is challenging. With a wide angle lens you can place your camera anywhere without looking into the viewfinder. Shooting with a macro lens has taught me patience and composition as well. The detail that this lens has is next level and so are the beatings that I take with it! Traveling and shooting is priceless."

http://www.hawaiiwaveimages.com/product-images

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