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Subscriber Comments for
Getting Big Air
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COMMENT 55021
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2010-01-25 02:01 PM |
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Great photos. I guess all it takes is the required 10,000 hours on all fronts, right?
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COMMENT 55064
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2010-01-25 04:52 PM |
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WOW. Great shots Dave!!! Are any of those shots of me???? (just kidding!!!!....at 52 yrs., just riding a wave is the joy.) #4 has a rare perspective....how did you do that?
Last shot (#5) looks like HUGE Rincon....wonder what the initial take-off looked like...huge(er)?
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COMMENT 55096
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2010-01-25 07:47 PM |
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Good timing on those shots. #2 makes it look like he's arriving from a different wave, considering how subtle and odd the wake is on the wave below him. For a second I even entertained the notion that he is coming down from an airborne clockwise 360-degree spin, by, at high speed accelerating and turning off the bottom of the wave to the top and punch it to get air and continue a clockwise rotation until you're all the way around. :-)
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POWDRELL
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2010-01-26 03:54 PM |
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Yes 55021, 10,000 hours is the critical number. All kinds of great things happen once you've surpassed that number. Comment 55064, photo #4 was shot by walking out on the point and #5 is, indeed, Big Rincon. It was one of those waves that seemed to grow during the ride. Comment 55096, #2 is just a guy getting air. You're overthinking it all. :-) Thanks for all the good comments. D
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COMMENT 55255
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2010-01-26 06:47 PM |
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Waves yes sunsets no! Wonderful shots!
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COMMENT 55265
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2010-01-26 08:02 PM |
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POWDRELL YOU ROCK.........................
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