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hello ~
those pictures are great and awusome!!
!! i cant belive those shots.. !!
i just want to get pictures of original size .
cuz i really want to make those pics in my wallpaper !!
could you send them for me ~ plz ~ ^^
looks like the east coast boys bagged the best shots this go around.
sick shot mack-daddy!
there is a ton of wannabe surf photog crap-ola out there but more great, young talents coming up than ever before.
respect …
I almost want Edwin Morales to win because that is a beautiful
tube shot ,nice color and positioning ,but Benjamin Ginsberg’s shot of the wedging left off the jetty is just too interesting and dynamic to ignore,less cliche than some others and a little more accessible than some of the odd ones.The light the action the angle and the freshness of that kind of shot, to me, makes it a winner.My only wish is that he would’ve put the subject a little
more towards the edge and not the middle of the composition,but it doesn’t really detract from it especially with the right tube in front of it offering some different direction lines.
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