Rocks and Surf Patterns, Navarro Headlands

I really enjoy working with subjects involving moving water, particularly near the ocean since the patterns described by the moving surf are especially unpredictable. Using large cameras like I do often means that exposures will be seconds long, sometimes into minutes. That is do to having to use small aperture numbers like f-32, f-45 and even f-64 to hold depth of field. Then the film I was using at that time had an ASA of 100, which I rated at 50 so I could get big fat shadow areas. So I would wait until things were amenable, meaning when I thought the surf would make a nice pattern, I opened the shutter and hoped! This one worked! I used a Toyo 45A camera, 210mm Sironar-S lens, a light yellow filter, to cut through some atmospheric haze and build contrast with the blue of the water, and Kodak T-Max 100 rated at ASA 50. Processed as normal using a Jobo processor.