Lesson 2 by Onslow

Photography • Sports • posted on Jul 30, 2006

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Following on from lesson one - Go easy on the throttle - posted yesterday. Here is lesson 2 from jet ski guy - Hold on tight ! [ The other way of stopping ] Sorry the shots have lost a little bit of quality due to compression, squeezing 4 full shots onto one, but I wanted to show the sequence. Many thanks for viewing and remember always play safe near water ;) Richard.

Comments (15)

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Kid_Fisto

10:59AM | Sun, 30 July 2006

wow. hope the jet-ski didn't land on him.

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nattarious

11:08AM | Sun, 30 July 2006

WOW!!! That is a hell of a shot my friend... And you know what! I love scooters (Jet Skis) tho.. I use to have two of them! Now they are there in North Africa and i am here in the USA!! Ain't that sad!! Now about the lesson.. Where is the teacher in the fourth one! :)) That is really amazing and so superbe action shot!! I use to be one of the best in the MIDDLE EAST in that sport.. and every one use to watch me :)) But now after the accident i don't really know.. But it is worth of a try.. Thank you so much for that amazing post.. And hope to see the rest of the lessons :) Have a superbe sunday my friend JOE

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marybelgium

11:28AM | Sun, 30 July 2006

fantastic collage and action shots !

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smittan

11:49AM | Sun, 30 July 2006

Great collage !!

vlaaitje

12:07PM | Sun, 30 July 2006

fantastic action shots....!!!!

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tofi

2:31PM | Sun, 30 July 2006

The Lesson2 is WOW ( yes,yes, I said it , lol ) Besides, I must say....you are showing clearly your expertise in controlling the exposure as well as good knowledge of the range of shutter speed and the interrelation-ships of it, to stop the motion presented . Your timing was perfect. I think you did consider, and very successfully, the subject's direction in relation to your camera. No wonder ..the ..WOW ..belongs here. Thank You Richard for a very good lessen!!!!!

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Margana

3:14PM | Sun, 30 July 2006

Lesson two looks painful.Well,I guess he'll know better next time.Excellent shots all,Richard.I love the surprised look on his face.They still look good to me,btw,,even with the compression.Great idea to upload this sequence like this.Well done!-M :^)

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nongo

3:54PM | Sun, 30 July 2006

LOL @ tofi she said the WOW word!!!! LOL!!!!! But in this case what else can you say??? It's a great action series!!! These guys go all over in the waters around here, looks like some fun but awfully noisy & dangerous!!!! Great presentation!!!!!

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