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[412 Burgh]

please don't be too rough, I know under exposed, bad composition, rule of thirds, bad pose.


GOPR2303 by ZDiBeradin, on Flickr

 

[Robin Usagani]

Dude.. how was this taken? Is the guy on the back holding the camera? It is not like you can see whats going on.. nice pic!

 

[jgooz]

dude! but it's shot 10K feet in the air lol. I say good job and a brave lad at that. I'd love to jump out a plane

 

[rlemert]

Who is going to be worried about exposure, composition, rule-of-thirds, etc. in that kind of situation?

 

[480sparky67 67]

Rules of thirds? Exposure?!?!? Composition???!!??!

Pffft. I'd be more worried about it become a case of 'jumping to conclusions".

 

[412 Burgh]

haha jumped out of a plane at 10k feet in the air. The guy had a camcorder and a goprohd camera on his left hand and took pictures. Did it today figured I'd share one of the photos I got

 

[kevbrisrq]

10k feet up no rules apply - well done! I wont jump out of a plane - never mind hold a camera too!

 

[412 Burgh]

haha It's amazing, I think everyone should try it! I am obviously the person on the front.

 

[Robin Usagani]

Yeah.. You looked like a little kid who got his first bike.

 

[412 Burgh]

The best thing I have ever did. I loved every second of it!

 

[v1c70r]

Well, you certainly cut off the parachute. Would have been better in portrait orientation.



Seriously, awesome shot of what looks like an awesome adventure. Your expression is one of genuine joy.

 

[hayleyfraser24]

I thinks its a fabulous shot, sometimes everyone gets a bit bogged down with all the "rules" When you have a creative shot like this, that makes you want to look at the picture and imagine what that would be like then who cares! nice job!