Narrabeen Waves

By popular demand I've done something with the sequence of wave crashing shots.

I'm now wishing I'd taken a LOT more of them.

It's meant to play back at 2fps, so if it's way too fast, let me know and I'll try again.

View all photos taken: Wednesday, 21st January 2009, This photo: 1:06am

Previous Photo: Above the Main Falls

Comments

  • Jennifer Renee said:
    definitely too fast, but really cool !!!!
  • David de Groot said:
    Oh darn - one wonders why flickr didn't honour the frame rate. I've just noticed, there's no "replace" option on videos either.
  • ibsut said:
    No wonder fishermen get washed of - the fastest wave I ever saw!
  • David de Groot said:
    indeed! If you play it a couple of times, it actually manages to show all the frames.
  • HPVD Photos said:
    Yes, they would have been fantastic photos, but we get the picture.
  • s.westhead (Simon) said:
    OMG Video? What next! What is this world coming to.
  • David de Groot said:
    I am somewhat annoyed that it doesn't play properly.
    Yeah scary eh ? Getting ready for a 5D Mk II ;-)
  • benefit of hindsight said:
    nice, pity flickr won't let me play it back more slowly.
    all the best for 2009, David!
  • David de Groot said:
    Yes, somewhat annoying that. Hope you and yours are doing well over there in the cold :)
  • looby88 said:
    I've just found this, waves on speed ! So whats this about a 5D MK II, is that really on the horizon, cos I'm going to go green if it is !!!
  • David de Groot said:
    Yeah damn flickr not taking the playback speed correctly.
    As for a certain 5DMkII, yes, it's on the horizon. Too far away right now to reach out and grab, but definitely there :)
  • looby88 said:
    Well I hope your arms get longer, or your horizon gets closer, I personally think you do a great job with the camera you have, and lenses are the most important bit, but .. here's to your 5D !! Whenever it arrives