Another photo from Baring Head. Dan Pringle sends a V6 sitting start problem on the Entrance Way boulders.
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4 comments:
This is fantastic, Pete. The image is both literal and metaphorical--love it.
Thanks Emma :^) This is one of the better photos from that day. The light was harsh and the photography harder than in previous years, but I still had a great time.
Pete, I love every thing about this photo: the composition, the contrast in colours, and those very worn-looking hands.
Hope your work is going well :-)
Thanks Anne-Marie! The work's intense, but it's going well; the clients appreciate it; and the end's in sight.
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