Gary Luhm was hoping to capture a cliff-top aerial perspective of paddlers in Skookumchuck Narrows when he packed his 500mm f/4 lens and a sturdy tripod in the hatch of his sea kayak. “I got the aerial shot,” says the Seattle-area shooter, “but even better was use of the big glass to pull in the excitement of the paddlers. In this image, Bryan Smith thought blasting downstream would make a more dynamic shot than surfing on the wave. It certainly did.”
Location: Sechelt Inlet, British Columbia
This image originally appeared in the Spring 2013 issue of Adventure Kayak. To see more stunning paddling photography, download our free iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch App or Android App or read it here.
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