All right everyone, post up your best scenic fishing photos. Here's a few of mine.

You all know I'm a pro, but maybe these will inspire some you guys.

I've been talking with someone who interested in me having outdoor/fishing related photo seminars and traveling to different locations in the state and putting them on at various venues.

Enjoying the sunrise on Anglins Pier.

Sunset on Long Key



Sunset on Channel 5

PhisPhan--I'm totally digging those shots. Nice!!

Damn, I miss that bridge.

I didn't take this one, Rijkaard did, it is me at Long Key at sunset a couple months ago. The lighting came out cool.

nice shots guys. will post some when i get home

You really can't tell from the pic, but this is my friend Jared visiting from Texas. He's in the process of re-tying after a 30lb tarpon handed his butt to him on a plate (his first tarpon hookup ever). Meanwhile- about 20 of his brothers/sisters are rolling all around him and he's shaking so bad that he can't tie a knot.

Good stuff guys. Keep them coming. Looks like the kiddies got their hands slapped from what I heard. LOL

From my blackberry, but you get the idea...

Why I get up early to go fishing...

Rob--I like that Anglin's sunrise shot. Sweet!

Nice stuff guys, keep em coming. Here's a few more of mine.

Here's a few more shots by the way. They're fishing related if they were taken while fishing.

Sunrise on Channel 5. Rob posing with his first Permit.

Sunrise at SI

Dry Tortugas.

a few pics

Man, those last few are making me want to go offshore again. It's been nearly five months since my last offshore trip.

These are all at Lake of the Ozarks (Home of the Party Cove)

thanks Mook i love both

Perm--No sweat.

Good stuff everyone, let's keep them coming.

On side note; by the way I appreciate everyone's input as I'm serious about the prospect of hosting photo seminars at venues around the state.

Thanks for the input guys. You'll enjoy this post I put up on the same thread on another forum when someone posted how disapointed the get with their own shots.

jaceboat wrote:

i dont even try to take pics of the sunrise and sunset because im jus always disappointed in the pic.

That's the kind of statement that makes me want to put on these kind of seminars. I could teach you guys how to use such techniques as subject matter placement in your foreground, middleground, and background along with selective depth of field to your advantage.

Also classic design principals such as compositional thirds is very important.

Take this shot for example.



Careful placement of your subject matter on the intersect nodes balanced along with what appears as dead space, however is not, becomes a well balanced and composed image.

This can be applied horizontally or vertically to any image.

Along with having a degree in photojournalism, I used to teach art photography at the college level.

I also have a previously undiscovered and unpublished design theory, principal applied to photography which is my proposed Master's Degree thesis.

These are just some of the things I would discuss at the beginners level class.

An advanced class would get more technical and perhaps artistically esoteric.

not taken with a great camera but still love em

another. prob my fav

Some sunsets & sunrises from the Skyway.

ahhhhhh cant get enough of the ocean enjoy boyz

cocoa beach

hklbery; thats a really nice capture.

to all who posted pics; thanks for sharing

I lost a lot of my pics if i find them i will post more but this is as about as scenic as it got for me last year anyways

Rebel, the night shot you post is CJ (aka Cowboy) spot. Serious.

Bahia Honda, from the old bridge


Near shore Ft Lauderdale


7 Mile


7 Mile


Tortugas - Photo by Riccardo


Tortugas - Photo by Riccardo


Shark Tourney awards ceremony

Ditto...very good job. There all beautiful. Keep them coming.

great pictures guys!

took these friday 1/22/10