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Severn Bore 4* Feb 2010

Severn Bore 4* rating. Breathtaking views from the heart of Sabrina.....captured on 1st Feb 2010. This shoot had everything, a stunning wall of water, gravity waves like I have never seen, brilliant surfing routines, great highlights and shadows from almost perfect weather conditions, apart from the cold (-2.5C) first thing. Big thanks to Steve King for the usual hospitality.
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    Love this shot. I was in a perfect position to capture the bore looking perfect. The combination of the face and break with the surfers right down the line make this a great composition. Is that the tiniest of barrels :) All photos captured with Olympus E3 and 12-60mm/50-200mm SWD lenses.
    Another nice shot along the wave as the surfers do their thing. All photos captured with Olympus E3 and 12-60mm/50-200mm SWD lenses.
    Quite a good action shot this showing the multiple wave and combination of personal triumphs. Again a bit of 'U' turn action from the bore. All photos captured with Olympus E3 and 12-60mm/50-200mm SWD lenses.