jasonfdarr
Dangerously Close To Being Ridden Like A Surfboard
Recently, I was participating in Kurt Budligers Olympic National Park workshop. I took a bit of crap (in jest) from my other workshop participants because of the other “Canadian” we encountered on this beach. I will spare you with the details, I will just say that he came dangerously close to being thrown in the water and ridden like a surfboard by all of us.
So, while everyone else was fighting for real estate at the other end of this beach trying to work around this moron (where the sunset and reflections were epic), I had to walk away. It’s amazing to see bozos with ultra wide angle lenses on their cameras standing 50 feet away from their subject and then expecting people to clear the beach so they aren’t in his “shot”… but there it is.
All that aside, this cloud formation made it satisfying enough to head to this side of the beach instead.
This is a blend of 3 images. One for the sky, One for the stack and one for the water.
Dangerously Close To Being Ridden Like A Surfboard
Recently, I was participating in Kurt Budligers Olympic National Park workshop. I took a bit of crap (in jest) from my other workshop participants because of the other “Canadian” we encountered on this beach. I will spare you with the details, I will just say that he came dangerously close to being thrown in the water and ridden like a surfboard by all of us.
So, while everyone else was fighting for real estate at the other end of this beach trying to work around this moron (where the sunset and reflections were epic), I had to walk away. It’s amazing to see bozos with ultra wide angle lenses on their cameras standing 50 feet away from their subject and then expecting people to clear the beach so they aren’t in his “shot”… but there it is.
All that aside, this cloud formation made it satisfying enough to head to this side of the beach instead.
This is a blend of 3 images. One for the sky, One for the stack and one for the water.