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	Comments on: Amazing Red Light District Whimbrel &#8230; Photographing in the Surf Along a Rocky Coast, and the Big Wave!	</title>
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		By: Guido Bee		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[When I lived in Hawaii I was always told there were 2 things you did not do: turn your back to the ocean, and turn your back to a volcano.  Sometimes it can be difficult in Hawaii to do one and not the other, but the general idea is good, also in San Diego, though not so much the volcano part.  
Thanks for all the good info and free education.  I appreciate it; helps me working on the exposures.  Recently I have received some new gear that is different from the older stuff I have become used to.  You&#039;d think after all these decades that the learning curves would be less steep, however, ....
All the best]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I lived in Hawaii I was always told there were 2 things you did not do: turn your back to the ocean, and turn your back to a volcano.  Sometimes it can be difficult in Hawaii to do one and not the other, but the general idea is good, also in San Diego, though not so much the volcano part.<br />
Thanks for all the good info and free education.  I appreciate it; helps me working on the exposures.  Recently I have received some new gear that is different from the older stuff I have become used to.  You&#8217;d think after all these decades that the learning curves would be less steep, however, &#8230;.<br />
All the best</p>
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