Shooting skateboard, tips please!

[Nyberg]

Understood, I don't mean to rip on someone speaking a 2nd language. To be honest I didn't even bother to look at either of your locations.
You're both doing pretty good considering!

hehe, well thanks Just one quick question? since when does it matter how you spell online?
i'm not perfect ;p

 

[srinaldo86]

No one is but like I said, people will take you a little more serious if you spell properly.

 

[Nyberg]

No one is but like I said, people will take you a little more serious if you spell properly.

Sure thing. Well, English is my second language so.. As long as they understand im happy. Thanks for your input tho

 

[wheresnifty]

be careful with the flash, you dont want it going off in their face when they are trying something

 

[Munky]

Also be carefull check this out!

http://www.flickr.com/photo_embed.gne?id=4298440011

 

[skieur]

Understood, I don't mean to rip on someone speaking a 2nd language. To be honest I didn't even bother to look at either of your locations.
You're both doing pretty good considering!

As a multi-lingual Canadian, I would want to be corrected if I made mistakes in any language. I notice that the mistakes involved bringing over characteristics of the Swedish language into English which is certainly understandable.

skieur

 

[tran_ng]

Have you take a look at those wireless flash trigger? It's the big **** for skateboard photography. you can built a very nice kit for about 150$ if you shop a little bit.
Take a look a SkatePerception - Skateboarding's Premiere Online Technical Community. Now Offering Photo & Video Uploading . You will learn alot about skate photography just by luking there.

 

[anthonydamario]

You don't really need a fisheye. Fisheye shots are really overrated.

EDIT: Guy above me beat me to it.
http://forums.skateperception.com/index.php?showtopic=42725