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What a difference a second makes
These were taken about a second apart, having just fallen out of the kayak you can see how happy he was when he realised he was in shallow water...
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Man that looks like a deep breath. Come to think of it ... (looks at avatar pic) ... naahh, gotta be a coincidence.
Great sequence there. Think if I was going to print one of these, I couldn't - this cries out for a multishot framing. Means a lot more as a sequence than as either shot. Dopeler Effect: The tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at you rapidly.
Nicely captured, it really looks like he's freaking out (was the water cold?)
if the water was that shallow why couldn't he see the bottom ? 
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