I'll sift through them in the next day or two and see what is worth presenting. Given the strength of the wind and buffeting, a tripod or one of those monopods may have helped. I'd found it difficult to maintain the rule of thirds on many and relied on sports mode for like what you've shown above.
They were out for sure. I headed out to Mandurah, daring the weather enough to get wet feet and lose my hat before pulling the pin.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your pictures, Deryk Robosson!
ReplyDeleteI'll sift through them in the next day or two and see what is worth presenting. Given the strength of the wind and buffeting, a tripod or one of those monopods may have helped. I'd found it difficult to maintain the rule of thirds on many and relied on sports mode for like what you've shown above.
ReplyDeleteWe found a sheltered area next to a wall, an sat against it for bracing.
ReplyDeleteI used poles, trees and bins when I was in the CBD. The coast wasn't as well thought out. :)
ReplyDeleteRob Masters holy smokes! Epic waves!
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