Seascape nominee

I have decided to view the Ocean in a different way this past year. I have noticed majority of people shooting in the water would use a wide angle lens. Seeing everything in one composition is great and all but what happens if you can get a deeper perspective? The sand was captivating me and I wanted to have a close encounter with my 100mm lens. The Ocean is my place of prayer and it is a blessing to live by it. I named this piece "Nebula" because it reminded me of "The Pillars of Creation". The scary part about getting this type of shot is making sure the wave does not rip my head off while I look into the viewfinder!

Danny Sepkowski is a water photographer who resides in Hawaii. His work has been making its way through National Geographic as well as Smithsonian. His over under photography and heavy wave photos make the viewer feel as if they were there in the moment. His goal is to show people God's creation through his lens.

Finalist- 2015 La Grande Awards
Winner-2013 Canon Calendar Contest
YourShot National Geographic Publications- 14
2017 and 2016 Ironman Assignment for Oakley
Top Editor Pick from Smithsonian 2016
Five Nominees 2017 FAPA Contest
Three Nominees 2018 FAPA Contest
2017 Finalist Oneeyland Top 10 Landscape Photography