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Originally Posted by HyperREV
^ yep he landed, was throwing down like that all day... some people were'nt as lucky tho... you know the jump is gnarly when the guy doesnt move for a solid 2 minutes after falling. i tried using fill flash but couldnt get it to work for me, 1/250th sync with a fully manual lens and slow ass recycle time in the cold was frustrating the hell out of me so i gave up! naturally lit with some help in post. gonna go back with a pair of 580's and fresh batteries and try again.
rotated it a little 
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I dunno...for some reason I like the first one more, even though it's crooked. (well, the only way you could tell it was crooked was from the clouds from what I can tell) The ground was level in that pic
The second pic has the horizon level, but for some reason the slant from the hill is a little distracting to me...although to be fair, if I hadn't seen the first "crooked" picture, I might not have noticed.
But then, I'm a noobie rookie, so the horizon wasn't immediately obvious to me. (especially when the hill below the rider was level in the picture)
Very nice pic though. It's shots like those I hope to be able to take one of these days. (after years and years and years of practice)
