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So my brother is at the only International Stunt Academy here in Norway, training to be a stunt performer. I wanted to take some photos of him while roadtripping through the forest here in Norway. We decided to take photos of him doing tricks of the car instead of going to the city. CHEK OUT HIS INSTA Parkourstuntmikael. There is a lot to see, many flips, tricks and fighting.
The good season is all to quickly coming to an end, unless by some happy miracle we get a nice dump of snow and the temps take another dive. It's hard to believe winter can go by so quickly.
We ran today and while the temps were well below freezing the sun was high and hot at mid-day and the dogs didn't much like running in it. Pickle's breathing was a bit labored even though I let him run free for most of the time. I worried a bit about him and cut his run short. The rest of us went out again but nobody seemed very motivated, so we bagged it.
It's a reminder to me that the long runs are over for Pickle, a bit hard for me to accept, but it's amazing he is so healthy just two months shy of his 14th birthday. He was really happy today and tonight. He'll still run I'm sure, but not when it's too warm, and not when it's too cold and not for the long miles. This shot was made just over 8 miles into the run, and near the end of it for Pickle.
Model: Tudor Sirbu from TDR Sports Fit.
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This photo was taken at west Kirby marine lake at sunset with a Olympus E-420 DSLR 14-42mm lens. I went out that day to photograph two free runners (in the photo) and on the way back to the car which was parked at the lake we saw how still the water was, so I had to get pictures !
it was a very cold day (there was still some snow around) but i still made them do a handstand on the pier, which is only 1 metre wide, any whey you will be glad to know they didn't fall in :)
Here is a link to other reflection photos + free running photos taken that day - www.flickr.com/photos/mgaddas/sets/72157623126255683/
Nikon D70s. Two off-camera flashes, one below and one above the wall, camera left. Microsync remotes.
He's jumping from the white ledge to the light grey one.
Sky has been blue'd a bit to match what was on the camera, which was nicer than what was on the computer.
(I'm a Strobist reader!)
The term Freerunning (or free running) was coined during the filming of Jump London, as a way to present parkour to the English-speaking world but rather became its own form of movement which is incorporates parkour (pk) as a baseline but established its uniqueness separate from Parkour with the focus on self expression, innovation and creativity into movement as opposed to strictly speed and efficiency in parkour.
Bexhill freerunners '3 2 run' take on Hastings guys 'adrenaline' in a parkour battle on Hastings seafront on Sunday 8th June 2008
There were a whole bunch of kids freerunning on the tiny beach by South Bank, I wandered down and had a chat with them. They were all about 11-15 but really nice kids. They got really excited about me taking some shots. I took a whole load, which I might put up later.
If you are one of the kids send me a message or an email and I can send you the rest of the images.
I just put this shot and a load more up on my blog - check it out!