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Other than that I've taken photos in many countries but on holidays or business trips which is not what your looking for???
There's a starter for 10.
CHEERS Vic.
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I'm afraid 'Complete stupidity' is the only reaction it provoked in me and I'm not surprised the mother of that particular youth was worried out of her mind. If she knew anything about climbing at all she'd be even more worried as it was clearly all about bravado and risk taking with skill, safety and even risk management not in the slightest bit relevant.
For astounding skill, and daring/courage/insanity , google 'Alain Robert' or even 'French building climber' and if you find one of his videos, be amazed. He does the walk not the talk ....
One photographer that I admire and follow is Joe McNally. This is a link to how he, as a professional photographer, captures similar images:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=30_b22TVY7s
Slightly safer but still takes b*lls
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Maybe lying down face to face with a Cheetah.
Less than 500mm from a Rinkhals or a Boomslang with just the camera between them and me.
Or opening a porthole on an large jet aircraft, whilst flying, putting head and camera out to photograph ships below!
These guys take things to the limit, let's hope they come to no harm.
On a similar vein there is a stunning panorama from the World Trade Centre; worth taking time to explore and watching the 'making of' video. Doubtless many of you will have already spotted this on the internet.
My own feet stay firmly planted on the ground, even if not metaphorically.
I feel ill looking at these photographs, not got a head for heights, but thanks for sharing, Mr P.
These guys take things to the limit, let's hope they come to no harm.
On a similar vein there is a stunning panorama from the World Trade Centre; worth taking time to explore and watching the 'making of' video. Doubtless many of you will have already spotted this on the internet.
My own feet stay firmly planted on the ground, even if not metaphorically.
same here they make me feel very queasy indeed. My attempt at risk taking is seeing how long I can look at the pics for.
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Being a rock climber myself I actually watched the TV program where one of our 'parcours' youths went over to Russia specifically to meet these Russian guys and do some stunts with them.
I'm afraid 'Complete stupidity' is the only reaction it provoked in me and I'm not surprised the mother of that particular youth was worried out of her mind. If she knew anything about climbing at all she'd be even more worried as it was clearly all about bravado and risk taking with skill, safety and even risk management not in the slightest bit relevant.
For astounding skill, and daring/courage/insanity , google 'Alain Robert' or even 'French building climber' and if you find one of his videos, be amazed. He does the walk not the talk ....
I watched that programme, I think it was billed as 'don't look down' extreme urban freestyle. It was the most exciting thing I've seen in years. google 'mustang-wanted' or take a look at this link and be awestruck by the video clips. Call them insane, but is their mentality really any different from say - people who torture themselves to conquer Everest?
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Insane is an understatement!!
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