more shots of the last 2 days - perfect namotu at 6 feet one day and 15-20 knots same at cloudbreak the next...the boys said some of the best ever conditions they have seen..ive seen better but been surfing/windsurfing/kiting here for 25+ years.
Why are the pic's always taken when the wave is all but burnt out? In other words why aren't there any shots of you guys in the middle of the break as it starts to break? Can't get the camera close enough? The wave closes out?
I'm just wondering. Seems like the camera is missing the biggest sections.
The boat sits in the channel half way up the wave. At the bottom the camera is to far away. The shots smacking the lip at the best part of the wave are often from behind the wave and don't look as good as you cant see the size of the wave. The best shots are from in the water but the current pushes hard into the channel. The wind is actually slightly cross on. The wave moving forward throwing spray off the back makes it look cross off.
