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Canon 40D - Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM - Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3,5-5,6 IS II - Manfrotto monopod 676B
Ah, me in paradise....
Here you can find some photos taken by me in some diferent spots in Portugal. Most of the photos are from my surf spot in my city, Póvoa de Varzim.
Visits
About me
- Pedro Cascão
- I´m just a simple bodyboarder who likes to shoot some surf and bodyboard photos. Have fun looking at my photos...
My equipment
Canon 40D - Sigma 150-500mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM - Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3,5-5,6 IS II - Manfrotto monopod 676B
Uluwatu (Indonesia)
Ah, me in paradise....
Photos in Portuguese spots
- Aguçadoura (6)
- Chicken house (1)
- Espinho (1)
- G-Land (1)
- Padang (1)
- Padang-padang (3)
- Póvoa (Secret Spot) (1)
- Póvoa de Varzim (148)
- Póvoa Hotel (9)
- Super Suck (1)
- Vila do Conde (Rock) (4)
- Yo-Yo's (1)
Links
- The Scientific Research Group where I work in Aveiro University - GEMAC
- Centre for Environmental and Marine Studies, the associated laboratory to which I'm affiliated
- website from a Dutch friend of mine
- Info about Póvoa surf spot
- Info about surf in Bali
- Bodyboard News
- Surfing news
- Spots around the world
- FPS
- Vert BB Mag
- ABC Surf School
- Hostel Goodfeeling (Sagres)
Copyright © 2009 pmcascao.blogspot.com Inc., All rights reserved.
The photos published here are my legal propriety. You may copy them only for your personal use. If you wish to publish them somewhere else (magazine, web...) please ask for my permission: pmcascao@clix.pt
1 comment:
I am in West Africa, and there we hope to get a surf report before we cross town to get to the beach break at the right time. Unfortunately, here in Africa, a webcam is hard to find and very expensive. In addition, the internet speed is too slow to have a good video feed. So, for me and my friends, the problem was how can we afford a good surf report. That's when we thought of creating Laplaj.Com. Hence on this site, you can upload photos and text reports directly from a cell phone, assuming the phone has a camera and can send emails. A friend of mine who owns a surf shop near the beach takes a couple of photos every morning and adds a few comments. That way, he keeps us up to date on the local surf... Pretty cool hein! Take advantage of it, the tool is open to all the surf addicts like myself.
Lamine.
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