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PBK1 - A painted-black skiing segment

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kami
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/822007/PBK1---A-painted-black-skiing-segment

I thought the slow-mo was a little bit overkill but cool segment and idea nonetheless
9 years ago
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corona
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kamiI thought the slow-mo was a little bit overkill


a little? that was painful
9 years ago
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ascent_studios
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Ya that was cool and slo-mo was overkill but there was a thread about this a couple days ago
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SofaKingSick
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when I'm benevolent dictator of skiing, only ramped, well-timed slow mo will be allowed

entirely slow mo videos are as gaper-ish in my mind as edits that don't show takeoffs and landings
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fries
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How did they do that? And maybe I sound like a tree hugger but isn't that pretty bad for the environment when it all runs off into a stream in spring?
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kami
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J_SHow did they do that? And maybe I sound like a tree hugger but isn't that pretty bad for the environment when it all runs off into a stream in spring?


From the description of the video: "In April 2015, I gathered a few riders and experienced photographers to perform this conceptual clip, in which skiers release black ochres while taking off, leaving ephemeral trails behind them as they fly."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ochre

Apparently it is actually environmentally friendly
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fries
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kamiFrom the description of the video: "In April 2015, I gathered a few riders and experienced photographers to perform this conceptual clip, in which skiers release black ochres while taking off, leaving ephemeral trails behind them as they fly."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ochre

Apparently it is actually environmentally friendly


Wow. Thanks! +K
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