The Lady Woodchopers.
Uploaded: October 20, 2016 12:29:00 | Entered: October 20, 2016 12:29:47
I haven’t been to a woodchop in over 10 years, and I was surprised to see two girls had taken up this rugged sport. I have to admit I was surprised at how well they performed against the men as well. They certainly didn’t run last!
Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/2500 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 105.00 mm, Model: NIKON D90
Gord MacEachern October 20, 2016
Good for the ladies John wonderful fun image #1671570Candace M. Cleveland October 20, 2016
Fantastic John, love the ladies!!! #11528753Emile Abbott October 20, 2016
Love the ladies competing John. #11528759Shirley D. Freeman October 20, 2016
Wow, that is fantastic, John! It is hard to do, and to compete against men would make it really hard. <>< #11528775Chuck Green October 20, 2016
Great shot, John! Chopping the log you're standing on???? #11528778Nancy L. Green October 20, 2016
My first thought echoed Chuck's, VERY well done my friend!! <>< #11528798Patrick Rouzes October 20, 2016
Well, it definitely takes precision & skill to compete in this sport, John. One bad move, and it's over. Good for the ladies to be competing with the men. Wonderful shot. #11528816John Koepfer @PresentPleasures October 20, 2016
Looks like a good way to loose a foot, nice action shot and story John!!! #11528824Tammy M. Anderson October 20, 2016
Excellent story telling capture and WTG Girls! #11528862Martha R. Mazon October 21, 2016
What a wonderful capture, John! My 24-year old niece is part of a group of Woodchoppers! She loves it! #11529003Bojan Bencic October 21, 2016
Great shot, John. Looks like everyone is having a fun day. Dangerous sport. #11529011Douglas Pignet October 21, 2016
very nice find and capture John...well done #11529013Ujjwal Mukherjee October 21, 2016
Wonderful action packed scene and capture, John!! #11529081Amalia Sylvia Arriaga Salinas October 21, 2016
Fantastic capture John!, they are hard workers!,John Connolly October 21, 2016
Thanks for all your thoughts on this one! #11529163Marijana Fajgl October 22, 2016
Maybe life taught them to do it well. Great image, John! #11529474John Connolly October 23, 2016
Thanks Amalia, they were great to watch! #11529734Laura E. Swan October 27, 2016
Ah yes, once women started getting tattoos, all the rules changed brother John. HeeHee! This looks very VERY interesting and I hope no one got hurt! We have sure watched the world changed in our generations haven't we?! I still like ladies and gentlemen to be ladies and gentlemen but it's also great to see everyone being allowed into all the fun if they want. I remember dad being impressed that I could out shoot, out golf and out arch the boys of my age. The boys weren't impressed (at the time!!) but I was tickled with myself and I know that I could sure never be a fireman or any number of things that they went on to be. I took Auto shop in 12th grade and got straight A's but never much let on to men later in life that I know much about cars. It's all too much for most of them, Lol!! :)))) I know my limits, after all! Ahahahah! Fun to be in your gallery today!!John Connolly October 30, 2016
Thanks a lot Sister Swanee. I look back on my younger days and still do lot of soul searching! It is great to hear from you again! #11532410Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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