Another great edit Dan with some amazing riding from Matt.

Rick Scott all up in that film game!

It's sad that this is what passes for a web video these days, cause this shit should be the end section of a full length it was so good! Tammy has the best and some of the most creative combos out there...

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Damn Seth, you everywhere...

That was nuts! I got to get back out to that spot soon...

Can not wait for this to drop! Blue Falcon + Stew Johnson = can't lose

So good Dan and great music choice! Sorry I ruined so many of those shots?

It's called Camaraderie, you guys will probably learn that word in school one day? A couple of those tricks were the first time those riders had pulled them ever and with dudes this tight you can't help but be psyched for your friends when they do.

Things you'll need are a tripod, a camera that can shoot multiple frames per second, and a remote trigger would be nice. Frame your shot and make sure you include where the action will begin & end. Try to set your white balance to something other than auto because you might get some awkward colored frames in there? Use a high shutter setting so you don't get a lot of action blur. Then shoot away. In post production all you need to do is import photos in the order in which they were shot overlapping frames onto the first background pic and then begin to erase each layer's background only leaving the rider and their shadow. Try to avoid using frames where the rider overlaps his previous frame as they will take much longer to crop erase over one another. If you have a very fast camera like mine that shoots anywhere from 6.5 - 10 frames per second you'll probably end up deleting more in-between frames than you will actually use to make the finished photo. For example this was probably a 20 frame sequence but I only used about every 3rd frame or 7 frames total. Hope this helps you.

This dude had some really amazing tricks in this. I would of liked to see it filmed on something better than a 3rd generation iPhone to do his riding justice.

love the background, great photo