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Creative framing of three colorful recreational kayaks. Canoeing and kayaking are low impact activities that can improve your aerobic fitness, strength and flexibility.
Kayaking allows you to explore hidden waterways and cover greater distances. Recreational kayaks are normally 9-13 feet long. In an open-cockpit kayak you're sitting lower in the boat and your center of gravity is at the level of the water.
Sit-inside or sit-in kayak are warmer and drier to paddle in cool weather or on cold water.
A fantastic way to get out on the water. Shot from Dahab lighthouse seashore.
On Gozo, Malta at the site of the former Azure Window rock arch that collapsed into the sea in 2017.
Wonderful time kayaking the network of lakes and connecting streams at Minnesotaās Bde Maka Ska with extended family.
As I was packing up to leave on Saturday I noticed a Kayak pulled onto the shore ... took a couple of frames...
Pentax K1 w DFA24-70/2.8
ISO250 24mm f/2.8
Raw developed in DxO PhotoLab6, colour graded in Nik6 Color Efex, tweaked in Topaz Denoise and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Early morning on the beach and alone a chap drags his kayak into the water. There was something solemn about the ritual.
Echaw Creek is a small black water creek in the Francis Marion National Park, winding through oak/cypress swamp.
A couple were getting ready to take their dog out for a ride on their kayaks.
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In life, there seems to be always road somewhere. Where these kayakers where going... If you are going somewhere you find something, Keep on going : )
Paddling season has started :)
Scenery in Oslofjord, beautiful early April day,
sea was calm, still cold water +5C, in the air +15C.
Friday evening, at home.
The peace and silence.
Before those two kayakers broke the silence with their noisy paddles and all.
Still teaching myself about the Canon R in West Virginia. I stumbled upon these kayakers unloading their gear for a trip downstream. I raced back to the car to find this suitable location to capture their moments.
Another pov/comp of Washington state's official waterfall. The autumn flow is considerably lower than springtime when it really roars.
The falls doesn't look too tall from here. But it drops 187 feet (57 meters), 17 more than Niagara Falls.
Was hard to believe that a kayaker, Tyler Bradt, intentionally went over the falls in his kayak. Tyler set the world record for the longest falls drop ride. The video of that impressive accomplishment in comment box. Couldn't figure out how to post it in the description...
A second kayaker, Rafael Ortiz, also took the ride 3 years later.
Anybody up to be the third......?
Thanks sincerely for your visits and comments!