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Oct 25, 2011
Selected by Ian Hylands - This looks awesome, so lush and green! Very definitely a great day of riding in the PNW.
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Photo info
- Album
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro
- Date Posted
- Oct 21, 2011 at 10:52Oct 21, 2011
- Location
-
Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
- Trail
- Green Monster
- Riders
- Corrie Mullen
Photo details
- Photo Size:
- Camera
- Nikon D300S
- Lens
- 35.0 mm f/1.8
- Shutter Speed
- 1/160
- Aperture
- 1.8
- Focal Length
- 35.0 mm
- ISO Speed
- 640
- Date
- 2011:10:12
- Time
- 08:17:55
- Copyright ©
- MICHAEL GAMBLE
66 Comments
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charleyboy14
(Oct 22, 2011 at 7:39)
little harsh on the flash but nice
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Yes, I'm really annoyed about that, it was early morning and the light was on & off. Thanks for standing up and saying it.
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Idk I'm chill with the flash. To me, a total photo noob, it helps to make the rider way in the background a little more noticeable.
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I do enjoy the highlight created by the flash. If it wasn't there, the rider would get lost in the photo. Although, I could see the flash being placed at a different angle to where the shadow is not so dominant behind the rider. Maybe off to the side or closer to the base of the rock, where it still highlights the rider and does not create such a stark shadow.
Great image though. I wish I had the time and tech to experiment like this. Keep up the good work!
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I actually prefer the slightly Juiced flash in this shot. The slight overexposure pulls your eye directly to the rider first then you can kind of wander through the rest of the image. Good job!
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there was a spontaneous reciting of louis armstrong's
"what a wonderful world", but you kinda spoiled it.
but yes, it is a sick pic
"what a wonderful world", but you kinda spoiled it.
but yes, it is a sick pic
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there was a spontaneous reciting of louis armstrong's
"what a wonderful world", but you kinda spoiled it.
but yes, it is a sick pic
i could not tell if it were sarcasm, so am being cautious.
in the case that it were sarcasm, hahaha
no one has said the big line yet! im shocked!
"what a wonderful world", but you kinda spoiled it.
but yes, it is a sick pic
i could not tell if it were sarcasm, so am being cautious.
in the case that it were sarcasm, hahaha
no one has said the big line yet! im shocked!
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well, im kinda embarrassed for you, cause you screwed up that line!
imma say it myself now:
"and i think to myself, What a wonderful world"
imma say it myself now:
"and i think to myself, What a wonderful world"
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My years of watching bear grylls tells me that is old mans bear growing on those trees (although i am probably wrong to be honest)
- 2 0
I personally think that came out sick with such a low shutter speed. I get a little to cautious to let mine that low.
apart from that outstanding shadow from the flash, I find this shot soo soo epic!!
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haha Im just gonna assume some cameras handle better shutter speeds than others. Theres probably something technical in understanding how that works that I have missed, being the stingy person I am.
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blur is affected by a lot more than just shutter speed. A subject moving across the frame will can be quite blurred at even a 500th of a second, while you can freeze a subject moving towards you at 1/125th. And the closer something is to the camera the more it will blur, motion relative to the camera...
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Up behind alpine meadows, u can get to it by going off mels dilemma (2 second walk behind my house hehe)
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No worries leelau. Gotta keep somethings for ourselves.
You've been hitting some sweet Swiss trails by the look of it.
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No prob Mike - the trail definitely needs some TLC and brushing for sure. Swiss is good but Pemberton/Whistler riding ain't so bad lately!
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Perhaps the Southwestern part of Canada, but here's a link that helps better define "The Pacific Northwest" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Northwest