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Another beach with heavy shore break. This beach can catch you off guard once in while which is why I think this wave is the scariest. I am all for a wave that crashes straight on sand because you can drown in sand. this wave, on the other hand, crashes in about 5 feet of water and because it is so heavy it can hold you down for a long time. a beautiful place to shoot especially is you are chasing a pier inside a barrel shot

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One beach that everybody in California knows about is Huntington Beach. It is not called Surf City for nothing. when a southern swell hits this beach the conditions for surfing are perfect. Not really known for any shore break, but when you have surfers who are talented on one of these waves, they can be so fun to shoot. I typically do not come here to shoot often because of the crowds, but in the winter when the crowds stay away from the colder temperatures, that is when you will see me out at this beach

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This beach I am fairly new too. It is located up north near San Francisco. It has a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge and when you have really good lighting (like at sunrise or sunset) it can be so surreal. The water is very cold, but the quality shore break it produces is well worth it.

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This beach is known all over the world as having one of the heaviest waves. Because of the jetty that the Navy made, the swell from the ocean hits the jetty and creates a wave called a Wedge. This is my favorite place to go take pictures at. it is a total rush being in the water. Although it can get scary at times, being able to capture the small pockets of beauty is totally worth it.