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great looking shot…great stuff, Christian
Hey thanks Roger – it was a very satisfying morning. The ramp is only a couple of hundred yards from my house, down a nice, tree-lined stretch of sidewalk. The temperature was perfect, and I was able to get off the boat and take photos from the water view, which is what I really like. They had been going out into waters which were too deep for me to stand in or the water was too cold. So, I had really been looking forward to this opportunity.
I used to not worry when I did this using an all manual film SLR, but getting into shoulder deep, choppy water with a digital camera is a bit risky! :)