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Another from the 100s I'm ploughing through from our hols on Lac de Pareloup. Now Michael may look relaxed here (even a smile to the camera!) but what you've got to realise is that we ski at 30mph and when you zip across the wake that speed is considerably more. And water is very hard when you fall!!
| Camera: | EOS 20D |
| Lens: | 70-200 f4L usm |
| Recording media: | Digital ISO 400 |
| Title: | Slalom #3 |
| Username: | 
p-g |
| Uploaded: | 1 Sep 2006 - 3:14 PM |
| Tags: | Action, Lac de pareloup, Slalom, Sports / action, Water sports, Waterskiing |
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Thanks for looking.
Barbados, eh Ed. Very nice!!
Don't like the idea of skiing on the sea. My son's done it and didn't like it - and he's a competent skier. And as far as taking pics on a boat on the sea - it's got to be a lot harder than on a comparatively flat lake. We had it easy!!
Took 500+ frames on this afternoon alone.
Paul
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