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This is one of the most complex compositions I have ever done in such a tight window of opportunity. The sunset wasn't doing much for a long while, but then that puffy cloud in the upper left came racing across the sky from the right side of the frame. I ran as fast as I could, nearly puking, and scouted out this little set of tide pools. I set up in record time and captured this image right as a single wave retreated, and with the puffy cloud still in the frame. It was a mix of dumb luck and instinct that got the shot that would have otherwise been missed if I had delayed even a single moment. I got the cloud in a great location, and the waves never produced anything in this spot for the rest of the evening. The waves in areas like this often cycle on a 5-15 minute, mini ebb and flow, where despite the overall tide, the wave action moves in and out on a different time frame.
I've always been of the mindset that if you're not running around and working as fast as possible for your landscape photos, you're missing out on a lot of fleeting opportunities.
I also built a new website from scratch if anyone is interested in checking it out.
https://johanriver.com/

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