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				FrostyOne
			
			 
			
				  
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				 Sat Sep 21, 19 6:31 pm    Name of the boat (photog) taking pic EV HR | 
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				Does anybody know the name of the guy on the boat taking photo's today?
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				dangler
			
			 
			
				  
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				 Sat Sep 21, 19 8:43 pm    sure | 
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				His name is Kook Magnet.
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				McLovin
			
			 
			
				  
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				windfun7
			
			 
			
				 
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				 Sun Sep 22, 19 8:40 pm     | 
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				| Not a photog but wouldn't it be easier to take good pictures from shore instead of from a bobbing raft?
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				user124
			
			 
			
				  
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				 Sun Sep 22, 19 10:13 pm     | 
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				Yeah no one should hate on Bob.  He is a good guy who shares a lot of stoke.  He also takes great photos and has rescued more than a few stranded kiters over the years.  Definitely support his business if you want some good pics.  
 
 
Not a photog either but I think with good outdoor lighting you don't have to worry so much about movement.  I think the raft gives a much better perspective vs shore.
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				Marcus O
			
			 
			
				 
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				 	  | windfun7 wrote: | 	 		  | Not a photog but wouldn't it be easier to take good pictures from shore instead of from a bobbing raft? | 	  
 
 
It's hard to get good shots of the hatch or swell city from the event site lawn  
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				hilton
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 15 Aug 2008 
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				 Tue Sep 24, 19 8:38 am     | 
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				 	  | user124 wrote: | 	 		  Yeah no one should hate on Bob.  He is a good guy who shares a lot of stoke.  He also takes great photos and has rescued more than a few stranded kiters over the years.  Definitely support his business if you want some good pics.  
 
 
Not a photog either but I think with good outdoor lighting you don't have to worry so much about movement.  I think the raft gives a much better perspective vs shore. | 	  
 
 
Agreed.  Bob's photos should speak for themselves; they are awesome!
 
The proximity and perspectives that you get from the water can't be matched from the shore.  And yes, it would be a lot easier (and cheaper) to take photos from the shore, but they wouldn't be nearly as good.  Bob should be commended for his extra efforts.
 
 
I don't think that dangler was necessarily hating on Bob, just commenting on the fact that his boat does sometimes attract a crowd of people pushing their limits.  That's the beauty of the still photos - you don't have to land it to get a good shot.
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				shred_da_gorge
			
			 
			
				 
				Since 12 Nov 2008 
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				 Tue Sep 24, 19 12:05 pm     | 
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				| And to Dangler's point if Bob was on shore it could make for a more dangerous congregation of kookery.
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