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Cramped Space

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Stu Corlett 3 months ago

Delicious

Javier Evangelista 9 months ago

Hi,
it´s wonderfull "picture", but I´m not sure it´s real...I´m sorry but I think it´s a good montaje (or you post-proces a lot the surfer...or water).

ennedi 1 year ago

Fantastic ....

Andrew Bigwood 1 year ago

Good as it gets - great style - sublime surf image.

ricky firmansyah 1 year ago

owesome ckckckckckck

csaba tokolyi 1 year ago

the movement element is fantastic (as well)! great!

David Orias Thanks Csaba

Lubomír Hnat (Cheron) 1 year ago

Perfect shot !

David Orias Thanks Lubomir

Ali Güven 1 year ago

fantastic...

David Orias Thanks Ali

Paul Clapa 1 year ago

good work

David Orias Thanks Paul

Luthfie Maulana 1 year ago

wow, nice work, you make it freeze with in a good composition..nice moment.love it.

David Orias Thanks Luthfie

Amnon Eichelberg 1 year ago

great shot

David Orias Thanks Amon

Wayne Pearson 1 year ago

Wonderful capture, I am a surfer, and I am envious of the wave, and in awe of the image.

David Orias Thanks Wayne

martin zalba 1 year ago

fantastic

David Orias Thanks Martin

Heidi Westum 1 year ago

Really nice work - love the movements in both the surfer and the waves:)

David Orias Thanks Heidi

Paula Graham 1 year ago

Wonderful shot, I love the effect you created with your shutter speed, the colours and light are superb and the action brilliant. Very well thought out shot that dazzlers all who see it.

David Orias Thanks Paula. I have been looking for this shot for few years.

stefano genuardi 1 year ago

I've seen your image elsewhere..;)

conratulation

stefano.

karan4o 1 year ago

PERFECT!!!

David Orias Thanks Karan

Ruud Hilgeman 1 year ago

Great photo!! Well done with that shutter speed..

David Orias Thanks Ruud

Dean Gustafson 1 year ago

Another beauty, David. I miss the sea down there. Kudos from a former resident, now in Redding.

David Orias Thanks Dean. Beautiful area you now live in. There is beauty to find wherever we live.

baig mashhad 1 year ago

super

David Orias Thanks Baig

fakir ozan beysalan 1 year ago

super shot. excellent.

David Orias Thanks Fakir

Jose Luis Cunha 1 year ago

gorgeous

David Orias Thanks Jose

Terje Madsen 1 year ago

perfect.....!!! guess you used Canon EF 600 f/4 + TC 1,4??

David Orias Exactly the case, Terje Thanks.

Roozbeh Jahangard Ahvazi 1 year ago

perfect photo

David Orias Thanks Roozbeh

Almog Halili 1 year ago

Superb !

David Orias Thanks Almog

Kevin Islander 1 year ago

schweeet!

David Orias Thanks Kevin

Andrey Shumilin 1 year ago

Excellent!

David Orias Thanks Andrey

Wesley Law 1 year ago

Yes this is perfect!

David Orias Thanks Wesley

Ben Goossens 1 year ago

Perfect:-)

David Orias Thanks Ben

Peter Svoboda 1 year ago

fantastic captured action in perfect light, compliments

David Orias Thanks Peter

Jan Vojtek 1 year ago

David, this is just great! Saved me from my "office rat" jail for a few minutes.

David Orias Glad I could "bail you out" for a few minutes. Thanks

Catalin Palosanu 1 year ago

Amazing action. The golden light is great.

David Orias Yes I was lucky as that light doesn't last long and there was a wave and a surfer to take advantage of it.

KPK 1 year ago

Amazing!

David Orias Thanks KPK

Matjaz Cater 1 year ago

Superb!

David Orias Thanks Matjaz

Cristian Rusu 1 year ago

great one

David Orias Thanks Cristian

Lev Tsimring 1 year ago

excellent, and very rare to have a long-exposure surfing shot! I guess it helped a lot that he was riding right towards you :)

David Orias Actually riding towards me is a bit harder. The easiest slow shutter panning is when they are travelling parallel to me. The distance is changing less and easier to track the focus. Thanks

Lev Tsimring oh, are you saying it is a panning shot?! The blur does not look like it is from panning, because you have sharp streaks of water in different directions, and light stripes on ripples on the right, also sharp. That's why it looked more like a motion blur of water to me... And of course I know that panning is easier when the subject is moving across the frame :)

David Orias It was panned, but like you know, when the subject is approaching the pan excursion is less than when traveling parallel. Therefore, you are correct that more of the blur is from the motion of the water and less from the small amount of panning.