A hydrofoil board carves through the water during a high-speed turn in Tahiti, passing just centimetres from the camera. Unlike a traditional surfboard, a hydrofoil lifts above the surface on an underwater wing, reducing drag and allowing greater speed and manoeuvrability. The spray suspended in the foreground traces the foil's earlier path, while the rider has already moved beyond it. The image captures both the precision and fluid motion that define this rapidly evolving water sport.