Crouching Dad, Flying Lad

© Christian Harberts

Crouching Dad, Flying Lad

Uploaded: February 27, 2005

Description

F5, 1/640 sec, fill flash; full manual settings, especially prefocus at about 3 meters, for minimal shutter/flash lag. Plus numerous attempts... Alvin goes airborn in his sled at dusk. Le Cernix (Crest Voland) in the French Alps (Haute Savoie).

Comments

Carol Brill February 27, 2005

Great shot, Christian, full of fun and colorful excitement, and clever title, too! #219655

Christian Harberts February 28, 2005

Thanks Carol! Glad you liked the title - beats something like "Red Sled Jump" eh? Just back from vacation, feeling creative ...

Christian #1138108

Leanne M.E. Boyd March 03, 2005

Excellent shot Christian! I like the colour and fun! #1144582

Christian Harberts March 04, 2005

Thanks Carol! I've noticed that often my picture-taking goes through color cycles - a series of warm tones, then some cooler...

Christian #1146724

Jennifer Funnell March 04, 2005

Christian,

This shot is awesome! Perfect action sho -, makes me want to try it! (the sled that is) #1148220

Christian Harberts March 05, 2005

Thanks Jenifer! I must admit I was too close for comfort - I had to take each picture, then jump clear... And yes, few things are as exhilirating as a long sled run with son - you bet I tried! (sans jump..)

Christian #1150313


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