Photographer wanted something with universal appeal that was also unique.he capture a picture where water and light meet to create something that approaches a sculptural object—textured and tactile.
In landscapes you have normally static ground and foreground elements, while in seascapes you are handling with a fluid substance that is in constant motion. If you just treat a seascape as a landscape,
you will get a normal picture, but with some observation to the waves you can get amazing pictures.
The techniques used to capture wave pictures have become standard progress. The most common current craze is to use a long, very slow shutter speed to turn the water into smooth, silvery curtains of liquid smoothness. The method is simple,just use a slow shutter speed,normally a half a second or longer, maybe up to as long as 30 seconds.
The sun and the waves are always interacting dynamically,giving you a beautiful and no moment will be repeated twice,These ever changing conditions that occur quickly,we want to have a strong handle on being able to adjust our exposure and focus at a moments notice.
When we are balancing the changing light with the next wave coming,we will need to be aware of our surroundings,and comfortable with controlling our camera.capturing a wave is a bit like catching a fish,it’s going to outflank you most of the time.The best way to shoot wave pictures is to wait at the point where the wave is breaking.
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