Heres a couple of shots from a session about 2-3 weeks ago, i'd like to see what people think.
double sbend sequence:
flying high...crashing hard:
raley sequence:
beachstart:
hitting the slider:
What does everybody think?
cheers.
i think thats more of a double front... or a sbend two handed ole.. that 2nd spin is not close to a sbend. but good try
ur "slider looks dodgy as fark nice did u cop a root in the bum 
very sketchie looking slider,good insentive to make the slide or get impaled on a root.
I think it's more of a dead tree that your tapping whilst doing a transition as opposed to a slider, but hey what's in a name.
don't post photos and ask what people think if you only want "nice" comments.
you are nowhere near a double S bend, and i think fozzy is right about the slider tap. you can't slide with fcs sized fins on your board anyway
Don't feel bad, even Hadlow gets torn a new one by the pros on seabreeze.
You're far beyond my ability level, good work and keep pushing the limits.
This pic should be in a kite mag. ^^^
It could be good for a Slingshot ad.
What would the caption say ?
Some cool photos man, i particularly like the tree taps. Really cool looking tree, makes the photo 100 times better than if it didn't have those roots still attached.
p.s. you gotta get more inverted for a "double s bend" more like if you took the 3rd last shot from that sequence and turned it 90' clockwise. Keep at it.
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This pic should be in a kite mag. ^^^
It could be good for a Slingshot ad.
What would the caption say ?
Slingshot,,,,we do everything sketchy !!.
Jk guys
Nice shots.
Select to expand quotelex123 said...waveslave said...
This pic should be in a kite mag. ^^^
It could be good for a Slingshot ad.
What would the caption say ?
Slingshot,,,,we do everything sketchy !!.
Jk guys
Nice shots.
hahahaha
thanks btw.
I think Groper would object to this and may even report it to the Dead tree society
I used an Olympus digi camera on sports sequence. Basically aimed at the tree to get focus prior to him getting in the frame...problem is obviously he wasn't in great focus. I've tried following the kiter with the camera before but found it is a bit of pot luck with the composition of the picture...Any suggestions on how to get the shot / in focus with a camera like this one, without zooming right out and cropping later??
Nah sorry mate, have no idea how you would get it in good focus with a camera like that (are we talking point and shoot?).
hey, i took the first 16 photos, (all the blury ones), there blury beacause i wasnt using a high quality camera. that wasnt the RPM session that was just the average awsome day at the noosa rivermouth.
