I had a friend take some photos of us riding this weekend. I think they turned out really well. Is there any other angles that we can try? We don't have many options because we don't have a water proof housing. I was thinking about a toob, but if they were to fall off we would be hosed! What do you guys think of the photos? <BR> <BR><a href="http://www.wakepics.com/media.php?searchstr=user:3857&amp;trick=Any&amp;ty pe=Any&amp;time=1127363767&amp;search=search&amp;l imit=10" target="_blank">http://www.wakepics.com/media.php?searchstr=user:3857&amp;trick=Any&amp;ty pe=Any&amp;time=1127363767&amp;search=search&amp;l imit=10</a>

chase boat maybe.... <BR> <BR>try shooting late afternoon or early morn during good light, the lighting and shadows look harsh on the pics to me. <BR> <BR>main thing is HAVE FUN doing it! <BR> <BR><a href="http://www.shelbydaniel.smugmug.com" target="_blank">www.shelbydaniel.smugmug.com</a> <BR> <BR>

I take a lot of pics from the boat too and have a good time doing it but if you want great pics you need to get out of the tow boat.

Wade off shore a bit and take some shots as the boat passes. Also noticed only one shot framed verticaly. Try gettign a few more vertical shots with and without the wake. Have funa dn laugh at facial expressions.

Mattyboy, Did you check out wheels&amp;Wax ?

Lighting is very important. Try sunrise or sunset. Keep the sun in the riders face and to your back as you take the pictures. Chase boats work well. I use a jetski a ton to shoot video and it's really nice. On our three seater we don't get wet at all but you do need to be careful....