Aerial photography can produce some of the most stunning views and arresting scenic landscapes. Photographing surf photography while high above the waves provides the viewer with the ultimate pulled back angle.
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Ryan Struck Photography 
Much respect on the photos and website. You’re doing what a lot of people wish they could.
Thank you for having a look. Also, thanks for the food for thought.
I second that!!! (the previous comment)
And thank you! 🙂
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What town/beaches are these?
how did you get so high?
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