Mind you the police did show up at one time and wondered what I was doing until I stepped aside and showed them the camera 
Thanks for looking
Wayne
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Choppy water, windy as heck and seaspray all over me and the camera
Mind you the police did show up at one time and wondered what I was doing until I stepped aside and showed them the camera
Thanks for looking
Wayne Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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Hi Wayne,
I don't mind the first one but the others don't do much for me, sorry 
It's hard to expose for the dark foreground and bright sky, isn't it ! Looks like an ND filter would work great here. BTW, good thing the police didn't confiscate your camera and throw you in the paddy-wagon for a rough-up and a ride to the station.... Sorry - I read in the media that this is what happens Dave
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Wayne,
you call that choppy water??
Nice to be doing ocean seascapes isn't it? First one for me as well. Might look even better in a square crop. Second one doesn't really have anything to hold your attention Third one has potential, I think it would look nice in B&W Fourth doesn't grab me much, maybe from a lower perspective 
Anyway, nice to see you doing landscape, you are getting better as you get out there. As Dave said, you'll should be putting in an order for those grad ND filters for Christmas. cheers, André Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Hi there, nos. 3 & 4 look great. On 1, the signal does not quite stand out just enough for me. No. 2 is pleasant but doesn't really grab me.
I like your work Piro!!!!
Out of these #3 by a long way. Don't the police have anything better to do?
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