http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8V-R61GsZg
This may have been posted here somewhere else, but the kid can surf. This little clip is creative. Love the eastern beat.
slomotion has traditionally been used to infuse a non existant realtime smoothness.
cool stuf altho the transitions are still suffering the same speed-bumps
evident in the 70’s sub 6’board waterline foibles.
I realized at one point that the desire for slo-mo smoothness
was perhaps outa reach and contributed to my disapointment
at seeing illuminaries surfing in person.
dora was kinda jerkey
david Nuu wasnt that fluid
Lance? was he as cool if it wasnt slowed down?
one good turn in slo mo played over and over ,
like don adams saying sorry aboout that chief…
after saying it hundreds of times it became funny,
becomes more and more attractive,
is it inherently inspirational
or only because it is repeated
enough to be fully analized
that it becomes inspired?
go kid good wave
slow motion stop motion
smoothe… wow way cool.
real time surfing
get that smooth
so very cool
when the wave appears
slow motion in it’s perfection
and to match it with such
an interpretive slo-dance
so high {insert picture of man reaching far overhead.}.
…ambrose…
eastern flav
… far eastern …
beyond fla.
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eastern flav
… far eastern …
beyond fla.
Way beyond Fla…I can’t get a dancing six armed woman with swords out of my head.
Hey Solo…
Yeah, I spent 6 months in India…I can’t get some of those tunes out of my head, or the goddesses…you should see the temple carvings! Man, any wowser would blush!
Machado on the fish is clean ripping… I always look at them as the nose-end of a longboard, like, too flat, too straight, and how could you whip that around?..but Rob does.
I still say -needs a little more outline curve, a little more rocker. Though then, I s’pose, you have a conventional shortboard…groan.
Josh
