Stormy Seas in Narragansett
A few weeks ago, I made the short trip down to Narragansett in the hopes of finding some surfers out on the water given the prospect of storm swells. Sadly, there wasn't much swell, and only a few people in the water so sorry, no surfing shots. But we did watch the water and light rain blow through, and I captured a few shots of the weather and waves, and even Beavertail Light shining through the fog.
I'll be keeping an eye on the local surf reports while I'm working on other projects. Perhaps I'll find some kite surfers out there in the next few weeks too. And as promised, images from my first rolls of Holga film will be posted next week!
I'll be keeping an eye on the local surf reports while I'm working on other projects. Perhaps I'll find some kite surfers out there in the next few weeks too. And as promised, images from my first rolls of Holga film will be posted next week!
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