These are great. Looks like you caught the rider at the top of the action. If we could see the sea/lake to see how much height he's getting, I'd like them even more, personally.
You did a good job of capturing the peak action. In boards sports, I think it's important to break the rules on the non distracting backgrounds. Try to get some scenery while keeping it out of focus. One thing you might try on shots like these is to use a polarizer to make the sky more blue. You appear to have a nice dramatic sky. A polarizer would bring that out more.
I don't want to hijack your thread, but here's an example of what I mean.
You did a good job of capturing the peak action. In boards sports, I think it's important to break the rules on the non distracting backgrounds. Try to get some scenery while keeping it out of focus. One thing you might try on shots like these is to use a polarizer to make the sky more blue. You appear to have a nice dramatic sky. A polarizer would bring that out more.
I don't want to hijack your thread, but here's an example of what I mean.
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Agree with the others here as well. Some great captures. I also think that making some adjustment to the sky background if that is what you wind up with in the shot would go a long way as well.
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Thanks, thats a good tip!
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