Went over to Masonboro Island on Wednesday night, August 01, 2010 to catch the first signs of swell from Hurricane Earl. The wind wasn’t cooperating as much as we had hoped, but there were definitely some bombs coming through. I stayed out shooting photos well past sunset, so you will notice a loss of quality towards the end of the gallery. Click on the post title above to view the whole batch.
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Had a great engagement shoot with Jeremy and Cortney at Kure Beach. One of the best things about living on the east coast are the sunrises. Cortney requested having the shoot at sunrise and I jumped at the opportunity; I’m rarely up early enough to catch a sunrise. Looking forward to shooting their wedding next year.
So we rarely get a good snow. Well this last weekend, we got dumped on pretty good. Pretty exciting. Heres some photos from that glorious day.
Here’s a few from a sunset at the Marina. Click on the thumbs to enlarge. Or click here for prints.
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Shot the wedding of a couple of my good friends last weekend. Just finished processing all of the pictures. Here’s a few.
Tropical Storm Danny backed up Hurricane Bill with some quality waves. Click on one of the photos below to view the gallery.
A couple shots from my Hurricane Bill gallery posted on Surfermag.com. Numbers 9 and 16. Click on the screenshot to see the slideshow.
I was basically out all day shooting photo saturday. The swell came in pretty nice. I was out at CB for the morning and headed down to WB in the afternoon. Its sad that I can have as much fun shooting photos as being in the water. A pretty epic storm rolled in during the evening at Wrightsville, and luckily I had a plastic bag with me, because the bottom fell out just as I was about to head in. The photos of the storm can be found at the end of the slideshow. I’ve noticed that the quality of the photos are decreased in the slideshow for some reason, but there is 79 altogether. 1-34 are from Carolina Beach, and 35-79 are from Wrightsville. I lucked out at WB, Ben Bourgeois and friends were out there shredding at the jetty, so I got a lot of him, showing why he is one of Wrightsvilles most famed pros. Enjoy the photos!
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