10 surf photography tips to get yourself to the next level

This video will give you 10 quick tips that are designed to get you thinking more about your surf photography and give you some insights that you may not be considering when shooting surf action.
Topics include Composition, Focus, Camera Settings, Water drop free lens ports, Stabilisation, Using Light and much more.
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[dianeserra]

Each time I shoot from the water, I come home and rewatch your videos and am able to understand more and more about what you’re talking about. These tips are so helpful! Thank you 😊

[PaulLavoine]

The last advice with all others shots that can tell the story of the trip is the best one

[hudsonsshittyvideos]

Finally someone giving tips that actually takes good photos.

[jariol]

Your photos are beautiful thanks for the tips

[bvista]

thank you Tom, some great tips here, much appreciated!....will try to keep your words of inspiration at the back of my mind at Bells next month :)

[Jigsaw]

Great Vid mate, your shared experience has opened my eyes!! everything you said makes perfectly good sense... cheers mate

[thomastarner]

So stoked right Just ordered my housing and a couple ports to start shooting from the water. Keep up the great work Tom!!

[caulicuretm]

Great Tips. Thanks for the effort. Appreciated. 🙌🏼

[robbieirlam]

Incredibly amazing shots! Thanks for the heads up, Tom! Aloha from Jeffreys Bay. #supertubessurfphotography #inspiring

[hannahprewitt]

Great video Tom. You really made me think about some things here. Your work is top of my inspiration list at the moment!

[nickathos]

One of the best vids ive seen in awhile keep them coming mate🤙

[megandinnie]

Great video! Thanks for the tips and awesome insights!

[thisisfrankie]

I don’t even shoot surf 🏄‍♀️ but your tips and images were incredible mate!

[jasonmasterman]

Great work, thanks for pumping out this type of video 🤙🏻

[johnjulian]

Thanks so much for your vid Tom. Cheer's John

[zoestrapp]

Thanks so much for these amazing tips ! Loving all your videos, especially during this down time

[julianrodriguez_]

Thanks for making this video man! I've been filming surf with my drone for 2 years and only recently got the courage to pick up a Sony a6300 to try my hand and beach shooting and maybe get into the water shots. subbed!

[Realletsplaygrey]

Thank you for these tips, I recently moved to Guam and got my first water housing, I tried shooting surfers the other day and it went so poorly haha. These tips definitely help.

[nomadictimbo]

Brilliant video mate! I'm going to start surf photography very soon and I think the information you gave could not have been better. I have a 55-200mm at the moment, but I will soon purchase a Sigma 100-400 DG OS HSM for my M50 mk ii.

I know you said 200mm can work sometimes, but is it only when the beach breaks are close to shore? The reason I ask is because I'm hoping to get some good shots before I get the 100-400. Thanks dude and have already subscribed to your channel 🤘

[davidelliott]

thanks for the tips, the photo of 6:52 did you use a polarizing filter?