Senor Strickland, I'd really encourage you to explore those wave vortices more. Each of those clips has phenomenal scientific value. The same goes all the forms seen in your underwater shots showing the transitions from laminar to turbulence. Incidentally, the view of the North Shore through the wave face has got to be the coolest view of the North Shore ever.
Awesome beyond words. And to show my respect, I'd like to provide some constructive criticism: I personally feel the technique of changing speeds within a particular clip -- like with the guy getting air, or the Shipstern's clip -- is NOT a good effect. To me it is extremely un-natural and disconcerting in what is otherwise flawless composition and sound. I'd be interested to know what others feel about that effect.
As a DP I can't tell you how emotional some of your footage makes me feel. That BBC slow wave surfer footage is beyond beautiful. Your work is inspiring!
Thanks for the comment, human saliva is the only thing that works for stopping the water beading off, it keeps a fine layer of water on the front of the port and lasts for about 30 or 40 seconds before it starts to bead off, this is what all surf photographers use. not a good look if you leave the camera accidentally recording as you spit and lick the front of the port.
Really interesting. So that's 16mm that you scanned eh? The sequence where the surfer rides the top of the wave like a 'grind' is so hot! (oh i just noticd that you put all the equip at the end... duh) The 'through wave towards the beach' shots are amazing as well!!
Senor Strickland, I'd really encourage you to explore those wave vortices more. Each of those clips has phenomenal scientific value. The same goes all the forms seen in your underwater shots showing the transitions from laminar to turbulence. Incidentally, the view of the North Shore through the wave face has got to be the coolest view of the North Shore ever.
UnformationChannel 1 month ago
Comment removed
UnformationChannel 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Oops...my post meant to read:
Awesome beyond words. And to show my respect, I'd like to provide some constructive criticism: I personally feel the technique of changing speeds within a particular clip -- like with the guy getting air, or the Shipstern's clip -- is NOT a good effect. To me it is extremely un-natural and disconcerting in what is otherwise flawless composition and sound. I'd be interested to know what others feel about that effect.
UnformationChannel 1 month ago
Comment removed
UnformationChannel 1 month ago
As a DP I can't tell you how emotional some of your footage makes me feel. That BBC slow wave surfer footage is beyond beautiful. Your work is inspiring!
Jeffmolyneaux 10 months ago
Awesome.!! Amazing!!...I love the music!!...it fits perfectly with the video!!!..any guess about the music??
ferpersal 1 year ago
Love it. I especially loved watching how the turtle adjusted for the wave with his dorsal fins.
MakiSupaStar 1 year ago
Fantastic
steprichn 1 year ago
Is there anyway you have an HD version of this video? The filming and shots are amazing.
fromagesfondus 1 year ago
Crazy water angle of the empty waves...halfway under...so nice!!!
MrFatkook 1 year ago
Water angle of the empty waves are sick...hands of steel holing it still like that...great work.
MrFatkook 1 year ago
Comment removed
Jezzerka 2 years ago
I thought Bali strickland died. Stoked he didnt though- makes sweet vids. I envy he's talent
quadfin1234 2 years ago
Just saw your epic capture of Dylan and the vortices under the big wave on the BBC website.
Damn bro, good work.
Thank you.
sestyman 2 years ago 2
awesome work man. do you know what sort of housing i should be looking at for a sony hvr-a1p?
shaunjdougherty 3 years ago
unbelievable. Thats amazing
wgjpinoy654 4 years ago
Nice!
jcmegabyte 4 years ago
Awesome work! Just out of curiousity, what do you use on your housing's lens to keep the water beading off (especially in the surf shots)?
Kataku2k3 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment, human saliva is the only thing that works for stopping the water beading off, it keeps a fine layer of water on the front of the port and lasts for about 30 or 40 seconds before it starts to bead off, this is what all surf photographers use. not a good look if you leave the camera accidentally recording as you spit and lick the front of the port.
balistricko 4 years ago
did u use mutch fish eye in that
qmzp19 4 years ago
Awesome, good job.
MelonCiego 4 years ago
Fantastic - Great energy, beautiful photography!
killerbeez010 4 years ago
Excellent!
cwswell 4 years ago
How beautiful!
Great work!
Congratulations!
surfing30s 4 years ago
amazing work dude
laiboro 4 years ago
great work! very impressive... Are you using highspeed cams for the action?
milapse 4 years ago
Thanks for the comments, yeah alot of the underwater surf footage is shot with the Photosonics 1vn at 200fps.
balistricko 4 years ago
Really interesting. So that's 16mm that you scanned eh? The sequence where the surfer rides the top of the wave like a 'grind' is so hot! (oh i just noticd that you put all the equip at the end... duh) The 'through wave towards the beach' shots are amazing as well!!
milapse 4 years ago
Amazing work mate, hope Producers out there watch this and start calling...!!!
Your pal at the BBC....
(To see more of Bali's work have a look at youtube page- message in the waves..)
messageinthewaves 4 years ago