Driving to the far north of the island we noticed some big waves at Hedo Misaki.
Setting up a tripod near this monument, seemed like a good idea.
We were standing, probably, 60 meters above sea level.
The winds were strong enough to send salt water, spraying in our faces.
So, I picked this spot where the wind would hit my back, not the camera.
Sea water isn't something you want to get on your DSLR or, the lens.
The little guy in the red shirt kept running through the scene.
You know, I'm Santa Claus, sometimes so, I have to be patient with the rascals.
Today I happened to be wearing a red shirt, too.
Well, Santa Claus, isn't supposed to be cussing around little kids.
So, I just kept whispering, "Dammit" to myself.
Finally, I caught one shot, where the kid disappeared behind the rocks.
By the time we left Hedo Point, Doc Graff and I had salt water all over our cameras.
Come again, sometime, and I'll show you what we do to fix that situation.
Meanwhile, put them all together and what have you got ?
