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Snowkiteloop on ski's

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stefanomallorcaVraagstellerlid sinds 2006 · 1.680 berichten7 okt 2011 18:20


This year I went to Norway with a group of Dutch kiteboarders. Chris Immers is already snowkiting for a couple of years. He is able to pull a trick called a kiteloop on his skies. In the newest Access Snowkite Magazine he explains how to do this kind of trick.

To shoot this snowkiteloop I used my snowboard to get to the spot. Chris dragged me trough the snow while I was standing on a snowboard with my camerabag on. We found a clear spot where he could do the trick and putted my board and camerabag down. You can see both laying down in the snow on the picture. Because my camera shoots so many images I wanted to have a way to properly show the amasement when you see somebody performing a trick like this.

I asked David Lok of Inmagine to design a system so I am able to show sequences in a proper way. Chris Immers helped a lot in the processing of the images and this is the result: a mouse-over-sequence-snowkiteloop by Chris Immers. Stoked!
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Snowkiteloop on ski's

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stefanomallorcaVraagstellerlid sinds 20067 okt 2011


This year I went to Norway with a group of Dutch kiteboarders. Chris Immers is already snowkiting for a couple of years. He is able to pull a trick called a kiteloop on his skies. In the newest Access Snowkite Magazine he explains how to do this kind of trick.

To shoot this snowkiteloop I used my snowboard to get to the spot. Chris dragged me trough the snow while I was standing on a snowboard with my camerabag on. We found a clear spot where he could do the trick and putted my board and camerabag down. You can see both laying down in the snow on the picture. Because my camera shoots so many images I wanted to have a way to properly show the amasement when you see somebody performing a trick like this.

I asked David Lok of Inmagine to design a system so I am able to show sequences in a proper way. Chris Immers helped a lot in the processing of the images and this is the result: a mouse-over-sequence-snowkiteloop by Chris Immers. Stoked!
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