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Old 18th of August 2008 (Mon)   #1
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Default Mount Superior(snow skiing)

Cam getting some down Superior!

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Old 19th of August 2008 (Tue)   #2
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Default Re: Mount Superior(snow skiing)

Very sharp, and you controlled the exposure of the snow well.

Nice timing on the turn!

Suggestions: The frame feels slightly unbalanced. What if the snowboarder(?) at the top had been a little more to the right? Also, what if those tracks hadn't been in the foreground?
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