Jumping From 10 Meters For The First Time
After a brief introduction on how to jump and position your body my friend conquered his fear step by step, finishing with the 10 meters.
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| Category | sportsphotography |
| Settings | ISO 2500 24 mm f/3.8 1/800 |
| Camera | Nikon D7500 |
| Lens | Nikon AF-S 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G |
| Location | Amsterdam - The Netherlands |
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The mighty step forward. Takes a lot of courage to make that step for the first time, but as with everything else, it only gets easier with repetition.
Very much true! I do have to say I still find is scary myself even after I have jumped numerous times
Your friend was lucky that his jump was photographed at the precise moment. He has a story to tell, photography says it all. Congratulations. Thanks for sharing. See you soon
That is what photography is about right, telling a story!
=) Between the legs did not hurt a brother?
Haha, no his landing was excellent. He did was I learned him:
=) Hid ... well done!
I remember when i did that in college, now just enjoying zip lines, as you can see on my post. Keep up the good work, my friend
You had a jumping tower at your college? That must be awesome. Ziplining is also a lot of fun
Yes, at Auburn. I just posted my latest zip line adventure, which is the longest zip line in the world.
amazing for your friend @juliank who jumped from 10 meters. I do not dare to jump with a height of 10 meters. but your friend do conquered his fear step by step, finishing with 10 meters.
Guidance helps a lot, it took about an hour starting from 0 meters
hahaha @juliank
good work
keep going on
thank you so much
Great shot! Upped and steemed
Thanks!
Very good @juliank. . Thankyou for sharing 🙏
Congrats! :)