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The last surfer leaves the water after sunset in the surfer's paradise of the Playa Famara/Lanzarote.
I caught this shot at Key West Beach at Mullaloo. A typical shot of young surfers standing in the dunes looking down at the surf and deciding whether the surf is good enough today
Re uploaded with the correct white balance as promised.
When exiting the water the surfer clocked me (Steven ) lol and looked straight into my lens and waved and smiled which made my day....a bit of friendliness goes a very long way....
I didn't have a long lens with me so used the longest I had at the time which happened to be a Sigma 105mm Macro Lens but it did the job...
Taken Autumn 2020 between lockdowns..
Please forgive any late thank you comments as my weekend was horrible...just trying to get my head straight again but I really do thank you all for your continued support and encouragement... Sue x
Ps Flickr is exceptionally slow and I keep getting bad panda page...I went on the discussions and left a comment as apparently it is becoming an issue yet again.
I was fascinated to watch just how long these surfers would stay out trying to catch one last wave before darkness took over. They outlasted me and stayed until the sun was well below the horizon!
Happy Nice Wonderful Clouds Tuesday!
'Where there is wind there is a Way! Imagination is the highest kite one can fly.'
Scenic framing of a kite surfer in one of the most popular places to glide across the water at high speeds.
Shot with a Canon EOS 700D from the Blue Lagoon, Dahab's hidden gem at Ras Abu Galum protectorate.
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Credits
- background by snowenne on DeviantArt - snowenne.deviantart.com
- surfboard by kibblywibbly on DeviantArt - kibblywibbly.deviantart.com
- wind surfer by smevstock on DeviantArt - smevstock.deviantart.com
- water splash by paradise234 on DeviantArt - paradise234.deviantart.com
The Guinness Book of World Records recognized a 78 feet (23.8 m) wave ride by Garrett McNamara at Nazaré, Portugal as the largest wave ever surfed.
Where the local surfers sit back and watch the waves come in.
Location: Samudera Ujung beach, Bengkulu - Indonesia