Sometimes even when the light is far from ideal, as it was here during a recent swell at Saltburn you can still try and get some decent pictures. Every photo from this session I turned black and white in photoshop. The light was grey and flat and far from perfect, but sometimes you have to work with what you have.
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Look for strong compositions and try and shoot a little wider for a more 'arty' look to the pictures. Remember that
you make the composition, you don't always have to place your subject - the surfer, right in the centre of the frame, the image may be stronger if the surfer forms only a small part of the picture, as he is in line-up photo below.
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You can still get the action shots but they have a different feel to them...
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