Minimal smartsharpen does the trick when needed.  without being visible.  I think I´ve even fooled a few Istock reviewers:) 

This is like a "push-off" discussion in skijumping. Kind of depends what equipment you have.  Grandpas old crosscountry skis and lederhosen or Pro skijumping skis + windsuit

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I shoot everything hand held, prefer to work that way. I might be a little pissed off when the next wave comes in and takes out my tripod, camera, and leaves me holding the remote.  I hear what your saying though. I do use a monopod on occasion.

It happens 

Could you please stop attaching images like this to your posts! 

ya cd, where do you get all these gorgeous women  

The one taking the brunt of the wave would be my wife (good sport..huh!! hehe!!) and others I have found shopping at your local Model Mayhem store  . There everywhere in Florida, just have to find the ones that are interested in being in front of the camera.

I do not sharpen for stock. I only sharpen before I print and only for the version being printed.

But on many images for stock I do some local contrast adjustments which is sort of a form of sharpening.