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Sam on Midnight Lightning (Part 1)

Sam on Midnight Lightning (Part 1)

Sam preparing to match the Bolt hold (Canon Elan 7n, Sigma 28-105 f/2.8-4 lens, Arista 125 film)

Rating:Average Rating = 3.43/5 | Votes: 14 | Comments: 10

Submitted by: bosterson on 2004-09-27 | Views: 1274

Comment charman on 2004-07-27
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dont be envy
Comment 1 out of 5 stars photon on 2004-07-27
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I don't know, I think Sam is about to match both feet on his crashpad
Comment keinangst on 2004-07-27
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Hitting that tiny pad with both feet, from that height, is a V3 move.
Comment mccarthykm on 2004-07-29
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is that crash pad supposed to create the illusion of how tall that climb is, kind of like holding a tiny fish 6inches from a camera to make it look bigger. Other than that, sweet photo.
Comment hardmanknott on 2004-07-30
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Ha! ha! ha! Good one, Photon.
Comment hardmanknott on 2004-08-04
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The pad is that big washed-out thing in the foreground. The little thing that people are mistaking for a crash-pad looks like a (foot-wiping) carpet-square to me. Plus, that isn't where you'd put a pad anyway.
Comment 3 out of 5 stars keazah on 2004-08-06
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ok... now I'm confused... what exactly is the crash pad?!?!
Comment theishofoz on 2004-08-07
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whats this problem rated?
Comment usmc_2tothetop on 2004-08-08
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I got the EOS with the Sigma'a what a camera and what a lens. I like the shot. I gotta go there some day.
Comment bosterson on 2004-08-09
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the big washed-out trapezoid in the bottom left of the photo is the crash pad (it just looks weird because the lens is a wide-angle and I was crouching); the little thing at the bottom of the problem is indeed a carpet square. the problem is V8, but the crux is at the top.