Nice!
As a former white water rafter (6+ all over ex-USSR, MVP) I can definitely appreciate those shots. Nice work!
As a piece of advice: shots can look more dramatic if you manage to position yourself down the stream but at a relatively high vantage point. It not always possible (terrain, light, etc.), but with all things being equal - that's a winning position.
Good job anyways!
HTH
As a former white water rafter (6+ all over ex-USSR, MVP) I can definitely appreciate those shots. Nice work!
As a piece of advice: shots can look more dramatic if you manage to position yourself down the stream but at a relatively high vantage point. It not always possible (terrain, light, etc.), but with all things being equal - that's a winning position.
Good job anyways!
HTH
Thanks Scott
I was out for a ride on my motorbike and remebered this place it is called Holme Pierrepont and probably the best facility in the UK there is also a rowing lake i was real lucky because it was the British Open with the best in Britain and Europe
Gary
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As a former white water rafter (6+ all over ex-USSR, MVP) I can definitely appreciate those shots. Nice work!
As a piece of advice: shots can look more dramatic if you manage to position yourself down the stream but at a relatively high vantage point. It not always possible (terrain, light, etc.), but with all things being equal - that's a winning position.
Good job anyways!
HTH
thanks for looking
Gary
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I was out for a ride on my motorbike and remebered this place it is called Holme Pierrepont and probably the best facility in the UK there is also a rowing lake i was real lucky because it was the British Open with the best in Britain and Europe
Gary