Hilly I do the lick and dip..The guy who made my housing said lick the housing before entering the water then before evey shot dip the housing then shoot. Each wave I dip the front then shoot. Works about 95%. Sometimes I lick the port more than once if it's a long session.
Thanks for the comments guys. I try to take photos of all my friends or people I know because most get stoked. Interesting story this weekend was I know a guy who longboards and never had one pic of him in over 30 years. Taking pics of him was totally awesome and to see his smile after getting the photo's was priceless. Only downfall is trying to shoot everyone cause you get moving too fast and a lot of blurry wasted shots. Aloha B
Thanks guys and I would love to come to mambo. That sounds like my best bet. By then the waterhousing will be complete with 3 ports. 200mm lense port check, 18-55 mm port check and fisheye port check. Now I just need to get better at pics and vids by then. I think I got time before the next mambo and would love to shoot all you guys and SUP it up.
This is sick pic from shore....Shot from a thousand yards from the break....I am shooting down at the SUPer in the first photo and in the second photo you can see my head barely...I love it cause I took some big balls of whitewash on the head...Outstanding.. Aloha B
Jeremy I will post pics of the setup I used for these pics but Don't have a pics of the 200 port and fisheye port. Those come back next week and will post then. As far as the break I have to be low key because it is special and this day was on. Sorry about that. Aloha B
If anyone is bored here is the full outer reef slide show...I tell stories and this is mine. Hopefully you can visualize the fun and excitement everyone had. Come join us one day...
.. and love the way that guy on the red board is just about to catch a rail.. 
