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Excellent work , !!!! Looks like an on going project !!!!

Fantastic!!

thanks guys for your comments… Tony it is an on going project I have been developing the technique of long exposures with multiple flash for a while and its starting to go somewhere.

Great work!

This is seriously cool… brilliant freeze framed action… and the composition is so unique

Great work, love the lighting, great composition. Well done.

Very cool shot!

Great fun image, full of energy.
Nice timing.
Great addition to the As Is group.
Well done

such a cool shot….love how you framed it with the wide view.

rock on

Very dynamic shot – excellent timing (I love that the left jumper has gone so high he’s out of frame, and I think the two shadows cast really add to the whole since they melt so well into the darkness on either side of the garage(s) and the ground)

How did you get the image so sharp with a long exposure? Amazing shot.

Stacey thanks for your comment. The long exposure was used so that the two people jumping could be shot seperately with a flash gun. So while I was jumping my brother on the left fired the flash gun and then he jumped seperately and I fired the flash gun at him all in the space of about a 3 minute exposure to allow for the flash gun to recharge.

Man I love this.. Great work

Fantastic…cool lighting, love the shadow play among everything else!

thanks everyone for your kind words…..I am hoping to extend this image into a series so expect to see more when I have time….Cheers

Wow! Love this.. what a process to go through but such a cool result. Hoping that you do make a series from this.. it will be really interesting to see.

Very creative and thanks for the information on how to do this.

hah. this is wicked :)

I reeeeeally like your work.

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what a great shot!

NICE motion capture – always enjoy that kind of images ;-)

Great capture

Love this!

Cool image!

great project, great shot!

J’ADORE!

Excellent effect!

Great stuff … love the fact one head is lost.

I like it when I see an image that has obviously had some thought put into it! well done Ian, it’s a great result!

love this. nice shapes, intensity
and mystery in this.
great shot.

I should think that this has already gone somewhere. The framing is excellent; likewise the theatrical lighting. Not that there’s anything wrong with Photoshop, but I do like seeing things done the “old-fashioned” way.

Brilliant!!!

superb composition
love it

Kung fu at its whackiest!
Great innovation, Ian!
Perhaps this style of photography is worth exploring more!?
Well done!

I hope your ankles are OK after the landing!

Verrrrrry sneaky!
You shouldn’t give away your trade secrets, you know – Mr. Lee!

oh now this is cool! what a beauty!

another great image, this could easily be an advertising pic for a cool jeans label…........

never say never (or if only)
you never know who could be on here looking for new talent and ideas.
good luck with everything, i definately have to get a digital SLR soon.
really wanna get out there and get snapping.

absolutely brilliant!
:)

GREAT!

great shot….and a lot of positive comments; was this featured? if not, it should have been…..

so clever! how long was the exposure?
the accuracy of this exposure is unbelievable.

film photography is so exciting!!!

Terrific shot! and I can see a lot of others think so too!

Very cool work!

brilliant work,,, well done

Fantastic! Love the lighting.

great timing , great work !!!!

this is awesome work! love the energy

brilliant shot, well done mate

This is freakin sweet….great capture

great….....................