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A kayaker (right of centre on the horizon) paddles off Manly, Brisbane, Australia as the sun rises on July 30. Nikon D810 and 200-500.
In September 2018 my wife and I kayaked this beautiful waterway on the Fitzroy river Western Australia.
Last weekend I saw an armada of sea kayakers rowing alongside West Cliff Rd in Santa Cruz. They must have been rowing for quite a while because they were all quite spread out.
Kayaking is an amazing way to explore the unique lagoons in Iceland. One goes through small and big ponds which are connected by narrow canals. It is very safe and the depth is around 5 feet.
That's us...me and my husband. Must confess I was quite apprehensive in the beginning but as soon as I sat in the kayak and started moving it was great fun. This is around 9.30pm....the joys of being in Iceland in summer.
The Grand River is a popular river in Ontario for fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking and boating. The Grand is 280 kms long, starting in the Dufferin Highlands and ending at Port Maitland on Lake Erie. These two kayakers have paddled up to the dam at Bisselll Park in Elora and are now coasting back down river. The bridge in the distance is the main road entry into Elora from the south.
Kayakers passing a mural by Coe1One at the time of flooding near Hackney Wick station. They're actually taking the inflatable down a level of the Hertford Union Canal, at the Bottom Lock.
Had a great day kayak fishing today ..Only 2 species ,cod and mackerel .Mackerel make great bait and cod make good supper ..Kayak fishing is Awesome.Sit ,relax,paddle a bit and catch.
glided silently past campsites after sunset in Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Though they made a nice picture, they gave us the creeps.
Yesterday we took our kayaks out for the first time this season, and I brought along my SLR 680. The weather was perfect! We paddled and floated around for a few hours, then drove home and made margaritas and bbq'ed chicken on the grill. It was a lovely spring day!
Kayak fishing in Scotland is becoming more and more popular . Only a few years back , a handful of kayak fishers would venture out in open sea , today we have a team . Every week we are exploring some new areas and this week we decided to head to the east coast of Scotland . A friend of mine really wanted to join us and try kayak fishing and I was able to invite him on the spare kayak . Late afternoon , early evening we arrived on the scenic beach , unloaded the yaks and straight we paddled out in the open sea . The sea was comfortable ,four of us well out enjoying the sun setting .Stuart was well into the mackerel first drop , and like a fish magnet he was hauling them in .New Ronnie was still afloat and I was glad to see him play his very first cod . Tam hooked into a light coloured cod as the light was fading . Midnight out at sea on the kayaks catching some fish makes our hearts ticks .Cod catching for me was null so I opted for mackerel with a string of feathers and the sport began .We headed back to the beach camp , Ronnie shook my hand and I could tell he really enjoyed himself out there .We all sat on the bench with some fishing stories to tell and then straight to sleep . Next morning more kayakers joined us early and I was amazed to count 11 fishers ready to paddle out . In small groups we headed out in the comfortable fishing zone with depth averaging 40 to 70 ft .Everyone was having fun ,couple of cod to lb 5 came to light , many more mackerel , I mean many ! Some ling , Wrasse and pollock also .The weather was great , not even warm and the sea nice and flat . It was great to see so many kayaks on the water enjoying some fine summer fishing , And I guess Ronnie will never forget his first day sitting on the kayak hauling and releasing plenty of fish .Till next trip .Tight lines all .Nicolas
aND THE vIDEO ..https://youtu.be/J3G3CPuBGNs
Kayaking at Tjärnö in Bohuslän, Sweden. This was during a field-stay at Tjärnö marine biological laboratory at the Swedish west-coast, the stay was a part of a course in marine biology. I didn't have my eos 30D back then, but used a compact digital camera that i had borrowed from my dad.
Kayaker and a great blue heron (Ardea herodias) at Gibsons Beach, Tla’amin Nation, qathet, B.C., Canada.
Nikon D200
Nikkor 200mm f/4 AI
Paddling my kayak, on Florida Bay in Key Largo, just after sunset. My latest passion is taking photographs from my kayak. For those of you struggling in the cold and snow, I hope this brings you a bit of warmth and sunshine.
This isn't one of my best photos, nor is it a totally knock your socks off sunset, but liked the story it tells with my kayak poking in to the picture. Composition-wise would be better if the kayak were a bit more angled to the right-- for another time, I'll try that. I just love being on the water during this magical time of the day.
As always, all critical feedback is very welcome. I'm trying to improve my composition skills and my photography skills (taking and processing).
Taken 1/1/11, Uploaded 2/7/11, 2011 01 01_zR72_900_EnhanceCurveskayakViewSunset_4299
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Well I know this is a touristy shot in atrociously bright light, but I was a tourist, so I figured I was allowed to do this...
I just enjoyed the colour that was reflecting off these kayaks and the water showed a bit of colour...
A lovely twisting up-and-down trail through forest dressed with moss, fawn lilies, small water falls, along Tod Creek in Gowlland Park, Brentwood, BC, ends at serene and pristine Tod Inlet. Bird nesting boxes (attractive to kingfishers right now) made a lovely backdrop and reflection for this single kayaker.
At the very last cast sitting on the kayak ,after a very long and scenic day on Loch lomond,Bonnie Scotland.I landed this specimen Perch.Those fish are awesome .I was glad to be able to released it free..Kayak fishing is a total adventure ,miles of paddling and sometime a beautiful catch.Those fish are wild and deserved to be released free ..Tight line they say..Thank you Deborah for this day..