Details of a Wave
A detailed look at a wave. It may not be a big wave, but it is photogenic, full of character, and has incredible tones and color. I could sit and shoot these all day long.
Rolling Seas at Zampa
Peeking behind the aquatic veil at the iconic location in Okinawa that is Cape Zampa. I cannot get into the water often to get this kind of image, and I don't suggest others follow my example.
Zampa Goes Wild
Cape Zampa is by far one of, if not the, best location to watch and photograph monster waves as they crash ashore during times of big Ocean swell and more dangerously during typhoons that hit Okinawa through the Summer months.
Evening Hues
The subdued evening hues in Northern Okinawa with a trace of the receding sun. A slow shutter panorama that enthuses the viewer to bask in the warmth of a tropical evening.
The Flipside
Using specific equipment and photographic techniques, one can see both sides of the Oceans surface in one image. This style of imaging is conducive to bespoke advertising and fine-art options.
A Trace of Waves
Whether a rough, grey day or one of tranquility filled with the vibrant hues of a tropical sunset. This imaging style creates ponderous scenes in all settings.