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Dancing in the Dark with Shadow Photography
Photography is Shadow Photography For most of us, photography is about getting the right light. Once we do get it, a lot of us spend the rest of our time shaping and crafting that light. It wasn’t until recently though…
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Finding Your Purpose in Life
Finding Your Purpose in Life Should Initially Be Your Purpose in Life. The two most important days in your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why. The later will reveal your purpose in…
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Shoot Imagery from a Bird’s Perspective
Waking Up with the Birds: A Great Photo is Worth Getting Up Early For… Even a bird gets exhausted, right? Waking up this morning was rather difficult after not getting more than about 6 hours of sleep. I had returned…
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The Best Canon Camera for Paramotor Photography (Right Now), and it’s Probably NOT What You Think…
For Me Canon is Where It’s At, but This is a Broad Topic People ask me all the time what kind of camera I use to shoot from paramotors, and in a jokingly I always say, “…The one I can…
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5 Great Things to Photograph from Your Paramotor
Producing a Great Photograph Takes Time, Energy, and a Cautious Approach If you’re like me and have shot from your paramotor for while, you’re probably wanting to expand you’re “visual ambitions” a little. Or perhaps you’re starting out and just…
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Paramotors: True Freedom Machines
Any Freedoms Worth Having Are Worth Striving For I’d been thinking a lot about freedom lately, and this morning’s mission was oozing at the seems with the typical epic-ness that permeates anything to do with paramotoring. It included one thing…
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Episode #15 – 2014 Palm Bay PAL Paramotor Fly-In & USPPA Convention
Overview: Interviews and on site reporting from the 2014 Palm Bay PAL Paramotor Fly-In & USPPA Convention. Paratour – Eric Dufour Mac Para – Andy McAvin Viking PPG – Robert Kittila Aerolight – Javier Casaudoumecq Planet PPG – Paul Czarnecki…
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Free Imagery for Your Display
This place could use a little wallpaper…. Here is some wallpaper to choose from for your display. Once you’ve clicked on the thumbnail and have the larger image on your display, just right-click on it and select “Save As…” or…
