This past week we had some awesome bioluminescent waves come visit us in San Diego! Due to coronavirus, I have not been able to get much photography in so my fiance and I took to the beach and decided to shoot some waves.
I was definitely a little rusty with my camera... but they came out alright.
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Overall I was back and forth when shooting, on if I liked the long exposure or the nice crisper waves of a little bit faster exposure.
I think I liked the crisper waves but unfortunately was ramping up to 64,000 ISO for some of these photos which became way too noisy.
I think next time I need to get there right at sunset and shoot with a little bit more light out. Not sure if the waves will be as bright but definitely worth a shot next time I get to shoot Bioluminescent waves at the beach!
All photos shot on a Sony A9 with Tamron 28-75mm using peak Design Travel Tripod.
If you have any tips or suggestions please let me know!