Flip it
The board in front of the sun as it's flipping. you can imagine the amount of times I pressed the shutter. Especially on a Canon Powershot which had mad shutter...
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The board in front of the sun as it's flipping. you can imagine the amount of times I pressed the shutter. Especially on a Canon Powershot which had mad shutter-lag. I had to time it all out since the slow shutter on the cam, I forgot what model it was though. I got lucky this day. I got this shot back in 2010. It was my 7th attempt at taking it, & I got what I wanted. Patience is key, my friends.
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Aug, 2012Views
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Contest Finalist in Outdoor Action and Adventure Photo Contest by Focal Press
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Behind The Lens
Location
A small skatepark located in Mt Vernon Washington stateTime
Sometime in the evening, just a chill day skating around with friendsLighting
This came out better than i had visioned. I didnt think the silhouette would come out so cleanEquipment
A simple Canon powershot my friend had laying around his room. Cant remember which model it was thoughInspiration
I gave myself a shadow challenge and this was the outcomeEditing
Turn thr saturation down to make this black and white is all. No touch upsIn my camera bag
Whatever is on meFeedback
Whatever stands out to you that day, capture it.
