Flip Tuck
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Photo info
- Album
- PODs
- Category
- Dirt Jumping
- Date Posted
- May 24, 2011 at 3:23May 24, 2011
- Location
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Farnborough, United Kingdom
- Trail
- 4A
- Riders
- Ryan Nangle
Photo details
- Photo Size:
- Camera
- Canon EOS 550D
- Shutter Speed
- 1/400
- Aperture
- 4.0
- Focal Length
- 48.0 mm
- ISO Speed
- 800
- Date
- 2011:05:22
- Time
- 15:42:11
71 Comments
- 47 15
zaprowsdower
(Jun 7, 2011 at 0:09)
Sick trick. props to the rider. Photo is average snapshot look. Not a pod. my2cents.
- 3 0
this photo is far from an "average snapshot".. it's really nicely framed, timing is spot on which is quite hard with tuck-no handers!! If it had a flash or two on the rider it would be a really great shot IMO.
- 1 0
this is a great shot, like brock said the timing is good with some flash it wud look a lil better but its still a great pic
- 5 0
Since when does POD come only from professional photographers? Anyone can criticize it's not hard to do.
- 2 0
I'm not a pro photographer if that's what you're trying to say... I'd have liked to use a flash but I didn't have any triggers at the time and I was filming so it was on video mode.
- 3 0
For a non proffesional photographer, i think that this is a really good effort and it got the photographer POD! So well done, Not my favourite type of riding, (Dirt jumping) now but still good picture, good skills, props to both...
- 1 0
Actually I had the same problem shooting my buddies at our local jumps. The light coming through the trees pulls so much away from the subject.. a busy background is a bitch to deal with. But this pic has an amazing trick happening so it's cool!
- 2 1
this photo does have the colors red(wheel) yellow(frame) blue(wheel) and green(helm), primary colors upside down in the forest+no hands = pod obviously. the photographer and the camera could have taken a smoother silkier crisper shot, but they didn't need to to get where they are today. cry about it. ps i know green is not a primary color, its what you get when you mix frame and front wheel.
- 1 0
Sometimes u just have to have a sic action shot, and i'm guessing that's what Ian was aiming for.
- 2 0
I like that it's a sick action shot, but I also really like the look of it as well. In some ways it reminds me of a Bev Doolittle painting, the ones of horses where they're almost perfectly camouflaged in their surroundings.
And sometimes I just like to see things as they are, without a whole bunch of flashes changing the look of it.
I really like the discussion that is happening on this photo, I didn't put a comment on it and people are making their own. And there are some very well thought out comments being made about this.
- 1 0
I made this comment above, but here it is again:
I like that it's a sick action shot, but I also really like the look of it as well. In some ways it reminds me of a Bev Doolittle painting, the ones of horses where they're almost perfectly camouflaged in their surroundings.
And sometimes I just like to see things as they are, without a whole bunch of flashes changing the look of it.
I really like the discussion that is happening on this photo, I didn't put a comment on it and people are making their own. And there are some very well thought out comments being made about this.
I like that it's a sick action shot, but I also really like the look of it as well. In some ways it reminds me of a Bev Doolittle painting, the ones of horses where they're almost perfectly camouflaged in their surroundings.
And sometimes I just like to see things as they are, without a whole bunch of flashes changing the look of it.
I really like the discussion that is happening on this photo, I didn't put a comment on it and people are making their own. And there are some very well thought out comments being made about this.
