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New appreciation for surfing
I have a new appreciation for surfing now that I've been to Byron.
Before Byron, didn't much interest me. Just saw greasy haired guys riding blocks of fiber in an ocean that was more interested in eating them up than letting them ride all over it. But now, I see it as a graceful and yet spectacular thing to watch. I still think the ocean wants to eat them up, but that's their problem, not mine. I'll just take the pictures. 
 Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
Contributor for fine magazines such as PC Authority and Popular Science.
Really like #3. One is also pretty good.
#4 doesn't do much for me, looks like there is a lot of noise in it. Would be hard to get the exposure right though with the reflections off the water. Have they been pp at all?
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