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David Stallard

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Low Flying Children

11-02-2012, 18:49

So good to see kids and their parents out and just having fun, no phones or ipads just a sledge and some snow.

Here are some of the 'low flyers'

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5 - really nice old wooden sled

#6 - BIG cheesy grin

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#2

11-02-2012, 19:23

Re: Low Flying Children

Like the expressions on all. Thats quite a bit of lift in number three.

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#3

11-02-2012, 19:35

Re: Low Flying Children

Great stuff David - top work - love em all, nice and sharp
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#4

11-02-2012, 19:43

Re: Low Flying Children

Some really nice captures there David.

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11-02-2012, 20:03

Re: Low Flying Children

Oooh, well done, Sir!

I like those, great action, well timed, well exposed. Still time to get some more, as it's staying quite cold!

Thanks for sharing! All the best, Mike.

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#6

12-02-2012, 20:41

Re: Low Flying Children

I like them all! Looks dam good fun too lol!

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#7

12-02-2012, 22:46

Re: Low Flying Children

What a great set. Looks everyone had some serious fun.....including yourself

David

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#8

13-02-2012, 01:39

Re: Low Flying Children

Great series of photos. Looks like everyone is having fun.

Tom
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13-02-2012, 08:05

Re: Low Flying Children

Fantastic Dave. Thanks for sharing.
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David Stallard

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13-02-2012, 15:49

Re: Low Flying Children

Thanks guys, didn't get back on the Sunday due to the weather turning wet and nasty. Glad we made the effort on the Saturday though.

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13-02-2012, 15:59

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Nice action David - you can tell they are having fun

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#12

13-02-2012, 18:12

Re: Low Flying Children

This is a great set showing lots of fun. love the lift in #3

regards
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Mazzie

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20-02-2012, 14:05

Re: Low Flying Children

Nice pictures. My favourite is #4, although it doesn't show as much 'lift' as the others I like the way it shows movement with her hair trailing and also her feet raised above the sledge.

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