Flyboarding shoot

Spent the day out on a friends boat shooting for his new Flyboard company. Piching deck of boat and fast moving flyers make for some difficult shots but I got a few nice shots. The spray really addes to some of these. Glad I brought the CPL, contrast off the water can be overwhelming

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If you were specifically shooting for the company I can't help but think you could have shot earlier or later in the day to get better light. These have a snapshot feel to them. I would have probably used a higher shutter and wide open aperture to diffuse the clogged background

Light was awful for 95% of the day. We were on the water by 9 and left at 7 pm. Heavy gray clouds and just lifeless. These were shot at a boating party with hundreds of boats so getting a clean background was difficult. I've tried to shoot this with an open aperture and because of the radical moves and spray, getting a sharp pic is very hit and miss. I appreciate the C&C and will definately try some other setups to highlight his work.

nice

That looks like serious fun!