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Gunnar was able to drag a kayak across the lawn to this pond. From here it is possible to paddle into a mysterious cave.
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A Kayak day trip with my cousin George to a nice little beach surrounded with rocks.
The plan was to reach a bigger beach but could not because the bad weather - strong wind
The wind was very strong and had to wait until almost night before we leave.
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Taken in 2011.
A woman kayaks across Bass Hole in Yarmouthport on Cape Cod. The water here flows in and out of Cape Cod Bay with the tide, an action that creates those semi-permanent sand bar "islands." Seen from the Bass Hole Boardwalk.
I saw a lot of people enjoying the time in the Arno river with their kayaks / canoes. Looks like a fun sport.
Kayaks ready for use once the red flag comes down.
This is at the Water Sports Centre at the El Dorado Seaside Suits near Talum on the Mayan Riviera in Mexico.
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cleaning raw files out. Water snake I saw from kayak at Beck Lake eating small fish. First good look at one since I caught a glimpse of one in the Des Plaines river
We provide adventure fuelled school trips to the French: Alpshttps://beventuresometrips.co.uk/ All all inclusive trips include white water rafting, kayaking, woodland activities, high ropes, team building, rock climbing, mountain biking and much more.
Kayaker Riding The Surf
This morning Sony released the Firmware update for the Sony A7RII that allows your to shoot in Uncompressed Raw format. I wanted to see how well it would work with action type shots. Knowing that the surf in this area was up today to almost 7ft I headed out to the Pensacola Pass on the far west end of Pensacola Beach Florida. I knew that surfers like this area when the surf if up.
When I arrived it is as short hike to the pass and I was lucky as there where a number of surfers riding the waves. However this guy caught my attention. Did get some suffer shots also and will post some soon.
Now with this shot I set the Sony A7RII to the Uncompress Raw mode. Was using the Tamron 150-600mm f/5-6.3 lens via the Sony A-Mount to E-Mount Adapter LAEA4 mounted on a monopod. The original Raw image out the camera was 81.75MB (7952x5304). A huge file size. Since I was shooting action shots (burst mode) I found that the buffer would fill up in just over 4.5 frames shot. I figured this would happen with this size of file. Was using the Lexar Professional SDXC 150MBs 1000x card.
Exposure 1/2000 sec at f/6.3 ISO 500
Post processing with Lightroom CC and the New Macphun Intensify CK to give it a little pop. This image was not cropped but resized to JPG in order to post to Flickr.
Overall I am impressed with the Uncompress Raw file however I did find myself missing some actions shots because of the file size and the buffer filling up. Of course I really don't need to shoot Uncompressed Raw for these type shots, however I wanted see how it worked out.
My next step will be to head out and capture some landscape/seascape images using the Uncompressed Raw. I think that is where this is really going to work as you will have some data to work with.
This photo was taken on 9-19-2010. Longview Lake is located in South Kansas City is a great lake to do a little Kayaking on. These two kayakers were enjoying the American White Pelican that stops at Longview Lake on their migration route along with the Bald Eagles nest.
Photo submission for PictureMO Diana O'Bryan (PictureMO_Q22013)
Colorful rental kayaks and their reflections in Santa Barbara Harbor.
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The two best reasons to buy a kayak rather than just renting are sunsets and sunrises. More on that topic here:
I was on the riverbank photographing shags as the sun was going down. This Kayaker scared away my subjects so I shot him.....with my camera of course!
On Sunday 17th Feb, twenty Mosman residents participated in the Kayak Mosman event, part of the Living Mosman series of workshops and events.
Participants had the opportunity to view the Mosman foreshore from a different perspective, kayaking around Mosman Bay, Little Sirius Bay, Athol Bay, Taylors Bay and Chowder Bay.
It was a beautiful sunny day where participants learnt about our local marine environment and some of the actions Council have implemented to protect this precious environment.