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I got a funny story to the pic i posted earlier (well you cant see it as my main website is down). But anyways as I was taking the shots of the couple we hear a scream and as we quickly turned around we saw the following:

hahahahhaha

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do u just jump up random elevators or what?

bit more involved than that, but thats the general gist of it ;)

think "FIRE!!!' :P

tried something a bit different, not sure what i think of it tho.

bike messenger. (get it? lol)

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Been following these threads for few months now and havn't posted any because your all pro's :ph34r: (at least compared to my photos)

But here are a couple different things

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My attempt at panning at a recent rally

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I will learn to resize next post

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