I started snapping photos around 9am and finished up about 2pm. The morning light was perfect, a bit hazy but not to hot. The sun popped out a few times but over all there was no wind. The Golf and photography Conditions were perfect. "FOUR!"
Gear used: Nikon D600, 70-200mm Nikko 2.8 lens, Nikon AF-S 14-24mm 1:2.8G,
Manfrotto 681B Monopod and a SanDisk Extreme 32BG Card.
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Below are a few water photos from last week's swells.
Notice not only is the sand and water getting sucked up but the light is also.
Fisheye photo looking through the wave from underwater. I almost nailed it.
Trying to spilt the view on this glassy gem.
Getting that under over photo is a challenge. Shameless Selfie :)
The water's visibility was perfect on this morning.
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Well it finally turned on around 2pm and things changed quickly! It went from flat to overhead in minutes. I heard at some spots it was pumping well overhead. I surfed alone for about a hour and then shot when the crowd thickened.
Gear used here was a NikonD300, 10.5mm Fisheye Nikon Lens (reason why it looks so small), D-1 Aquatech Water Housing, Churchills fins and a Patagonia R1 long sleeve top.
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Let's just say it rain all night and it rained hard. When we woke, it wasn't good.
Here are a few photos from todays photo journey. For more photos follow me on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/PaulDiMarcoPhotography
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VEGAbond - one day in JAX -Rick Mellen and Andrew Fletcher
VEGAbond - one day in JAX from RICK MELLEN on Vimeo.
I spent Sunday teaching my son how to turn around a Long Board and how to paddle back out after catching a wave. He did so awesome! Next learning how to paddle and catching the wave without a push from Daddy. So Stoked! I see a family surf trip in the future!
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Shooting surfing is # 1 and We finally had some good surf at home.
My nephew exploring under the boat at Peanut Island.
Hawk Cay Resort was this Falls vacation spot. Florida Keys.
Pirate Fest 2013 Boynton Beach Florida
Halloween 2013, My daughters lights to her custom.
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Every now and then I will journey inland in search of something interesting to shoot besides surfing. On Saturday it was my nephews WBFL playoff game in Lake Worth Florida. Both teams played extremely tuff but the Gators came out on top after a 0-6 overtime win. It was truly a defensive game on both sides of the field.
I photographed this game shooting with a Nikon D600 using a AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II Lens. I did not use a monopod but instead I floated seamlessly around the field using the afternoon light to my advantage. It's not the pros but at least I'm shooting.
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The bigger the darkness, the easier it is to spot your little light.”
― Brother Andrew, God's Smuggler
Hola,
I hope everyone is doing well and catching lots of waves on a daily beat. It's been a while since I posted anything here, mostly because the summer in Florida has sucked donkey balls and the Hurricane Season we just had was the worst in 30 years. That's a life time for us 40 year olds surfers.
The fall has been decent for North Florida and the Outer Banks with back 2 back swells, lots of barrels and your occasional rattle snake in the line up at NSB. We still have a few more weeks of hurricane season left so maybe we will get lucky.
Here in South Florida we have had a few small swells. One day stands out for me the most in Martin County that was fun. I scored it good in the morning until late in the afternoon when the wind finally came around. The session was so needed
It's kind of sad that I haven't been shooting. I've been surfing when the waves are good but thats about to change.
Over the weekend I rewired my Aquatech Water Housing and went from a little swim to test it out. I went down to the LW Pier and snapped a few shots pushing the limits in solid knee high surf. Everything seemed to work well and tomorrow we should have some bigger surf upcoast to tackle.
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I spent some time this summer in Costa Rica with Blake Burns and scored some much needed surf. We missed the big swell, but we did score some solid waist to chest high conditions. Blake Burns and I traveled to the Northern province of Costa Rica. Continue Reading → CLICK HERE
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It's been fun summer so far. First Costa Rica with Blake Burns, then Karly's Graduation Party, and a recent visit to Daytona Beach for the Dorian swell. Here are my Fab Five Photos from the first half of summer. Check them out and let me know what you think. Cheers!
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My name is Paul Di Marco, a Florida-based photographer that will travel world wide for a variety of assignments. My specialty is Portrait, Celebrations and Action Sports Photography. My approach no matter what the assignment shale be, is to impact the customers as well as the audience. From the bright blue waves of Florida to the snowy mountain tops of the Colorado Rockies, the challenge is always welcomed and the goal is always the same, to capture authentic moments as well as amazing photos.
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My Photography skills are supported by years of design experience, production hours and education. I support and used Nikon camera's and lens for all my assignments.
My Company Paul DiMarco Photography is licensed and insured. We are also a proud member of the PPA (Professional Photographers of America).
For more information on booking please contact me at 561-305-2045 or send email me. For samples of my photography please click here to view my online portfolio.
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]]>This was my first time photographing a Clay Shooting Tournament and it wasn't the easiest of shoots. I think I nailed a few but could improve on a few things.
First, I was very limited in where I wanted to be to get the get shot of them shooting. That sounds funny! Of course I wanted to be staring down the barrel of the gun but I really didn't trust anyone that well with a gun.
Second, the lighting and the environment. I was forced to shoot from the side and rear wearing ear plugs. The shooting was mostly in the shade with light blasting through the trees and creating harsh shadows. Using a flash was not an option while shooting was taking place so I cranked the ISO.
The contest was very processional and sponsored by Swarovski Crystal. I used a Nikon D600 and a Nikon D300 switching back and forth. I do love the crisp photos that the D600 is capturing but as most people know it's not for action. I only used two lens and they were the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 and a Nikon14-24mm f/2.8. Both lens are excellent, fast and super sharp!
Take a look at some photos from the contest and please share any feed back below in the comments field. For booking please call 561-305-2045 or email Paul DiMarco at [email protected].
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Here are few photos from 12-22-12, the day after the end of the world. We had a small refraction swell in South Florida. As you can see mother earth is still here and as beautiful as ever.
Happy Holidays!
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Now that was a good run of waves for South Florida. Over 5 days of surf for most peeps and two perfect days of open barrels and offshore winds. BINGO! Check out some photos from around South Florida. CLICK HERE!
Now that was a good run of waves for South Florida. Over 5 days of surf for most peeps and two perfect days of open barrels and offshore winds. BINGO! Check out some photos from around South Florida. CLICK HERE!
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The week of waves we had from Hurricane Sandy will go down in history as one of the best swells ever documented in Florida. Nature's destructive beauty at it's best in my home state of Florida. For the people effected by her destruction please help and support the right cause. Live, Love and Surf!
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It was truly an epic day for surfing. Oct 27-29th will go down as being one of the best and biggest swells in history along the Florida coast. A day many of us will never forget and pray it happens more often.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA EARLY SESSION TEASE.
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After 7 days, 168 hours, 10,080 minutes, 604,800 seconds or how ever you would like to put it we scored! But what did we just witness? A perfect storm in the Atlantic Ocean for surfers that produced epic conditions for Seven Days straight, Yep a storm named Leslie! in Florida we had waves from Sunday to Sunday and it's still going off up coast from that other low. I also just read NY is pumping and perfect! I freaking love September!
I spent the first 4 out of the 7 days shooting and surfing up in New Smyrna Beach Florida, I took my time planned my days and scored. When the wind went off shore I was in Miami shooting for real money but wishing that I was in the water getting barreled.
On the second Sunday I headed to central Florida with my two kids and scored a crowed but perfect North Jetty. I shot all day, surfed, shot again from the water, surf and drank a few cold Coors Lights on the beach with my buddies adding to a buzz in my body I haven’t felt in a long time. I can thank Leslie for that and her Seven Days of Heaven! Thank You Mother Earth!
Editors notes: This feature we tried something defferent. We reached out to a group of east coast photographers asking to please submit some of their photography from Hurricane Leslie. Our response was good but not great there are a few Photogs out there that want no part of submitting to us. It's all-good. Atlantic Surf Life is about the people that included themselves. We are a small website looking for support from the East Coast surf community. We are creating a community of surfers and photographers that love to live the Atlantic Surf Life and give back to each other. Please if you shoot photos feel free to submit photos at anytime. I can’t promise you that we will use them but we would be stoked to include you in our goals.
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