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 By: Joel Bonda  
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Photographer  Joel Bonda {Karma:725}
Project N/A Camera Model Nikon F100
Categories Sports
Film Format
Portfolio Lens 24-120mm f/3.5-f/5.6 Nikkor
Uploaded 8/28/2003 Film / Memory Type Kodak Supra 400
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 780 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/0
Critiques 16 Rating
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About This photo was taken in October, 2002 at 7th and 7th, an anarchy skatepark in Polson, Montana. The photo was made with the lens set to 24mm and is full-frame. No manipulation was done except for some contrast adjustment when the negative was scanned. I am often asked how I was able to take the picture without being injured. When a BMXer is shown the photo they know the answer and a clue is available upon close examination.
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Joel Bonda   {K:725} 8/24/2005
Justin - I have been away from usefilm.com for awhile and was surprised to receive a comment on my Aerial Bike photo. You are, of course, correct. Karl, the rider was doing a 360 off a quarter pipe when I snapped the photo. I had been photographing Karl for about two years and was very familiar with his riding. I had a new flash, a Nikon SB-80DX, that day and had set the camera to shutter priority and rear-curtain sync. I was leaning against the quarter pipe. His front wheel was literally inches from me and I took the photo at the right moment. I still do skateboard photography which I have photographed for about six years. While I still shoot film, I started to shoot digital with a Nikon D70. I had been worried about shutter lag with digital but that is not a problem with the D70. I continue to use film due to the telephoto factor of the D70 as I am a wide angle shooter. I have looked at your photos - they are very good. Thank you for your comment. Joel Bonda - Kalispell, Montana - jbonda@bopho.com

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Lester Tradelbloom   {K:3291} 8/24/2005
Hi Scott - I have done a little of this work myself - from my experience, and the direction of the streaking in the background, the rider was actually moving through the air in a sideward fashion, either spinning or turning the bike in mid-air. looks awsome though huh? Great work I think.

- Justin

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Scott King   {K:517} 11/21/2003
alright, i'll bite -- how did you get this without getting hit? i love the perspective, especially the wide-angle effect of the front tire vs. the rest of the image. i've shot skateboarders before (with limited success) but not bmx...

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Eddy ~   {K:1152} 11/9/2003
very cool.. but please tell us what happened 1 second after this shot ;) r u hurt?
but i have to say, very well captured
regards

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Henry Viitanen   {K:173} 10/30/2003
Great capture!!! so close, I like that!!!

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André Bermak André Bermak   {K:14443} 9/2/2003
Excelente enquadramento ótima captura!!!!

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Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia   {K:96391} 8/30/2003
magnificent.a big 10.

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Michael Holm   {K:7931} 8/28/2003
Joel Great shot.... I love the sky..
Let Bilinia know that this BMXer has no motor.
I have some trials shots you may enjoy...
Do more bikes...

Mike

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Debra Griffin-Ibrahim   {K:7119} 8/28/2003
Beautifully Done!!!

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Paolo De Maio   {K:34932} 8/28/2003
Great shot
My best compliments

Paolo

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Marcel Laurens   {K:3654} 8/28/2003
cool shot - did he land on you??

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RAY CHARLES   {K:2731} 8/28/2003
Very cool action shot.

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Ricardo Ferreira de Paula   {K:678} 8/28/2003
grande foto! efeito legal também.

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B:)liana    {K:30945} 8/28/2003
Welcome Joel. great capture. bravo! He is really in panic ;-) great capture of the expression of his efforts. this is the first time I can see so detailed the face of a motorbiker. thank you! great work.

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Zé Ovo   {K:7579} 8/28/2003
Excellent work!,perfect capture!
Bike is Fun!

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Robson Zumkeller Campos   {K:4071} 8/28/2003
Great!!!! Its a superior sport photo...really radical scene , congrats

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