Bought a book called "Stopping Time" last year, was truly stunned on
how dedicated the photographers and scientists were to achieve that perfect
timing. I was equally fascinated to see the amount of energy
released in that split second. Even more captivated by the images
captured, something we don't see often with our naked eyes. What's even
more impressive was that almost all of the photographs in the book were captured
way back in the 60s of
the 20th century, a time before I was even born. I couldn't remember how many
I have pressed the shutter to get this shot. What
I did remember was that my helper and I were leaping for joy when we
finally saw this image on the SD9's LCD panel. Updated 31,
January
2007 Awards 2005
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Austria Supercircuit
2005 - 1st. price under "Sports, Dynamics & Movement" category+1000Euro
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PSA Salon 2005 - Honorable Mention
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BBVS Digital Cup 2005,
Austria -
VOAV Bronze
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9th Gran Trou Delle Colline, Italy
- FIAP Gold Medal
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1st. Sicilian Slide Circuit 2005
PSA Best Creative in 11° Concorso Fotografico Internazionale "Naxos"
ISF Diploma in 3° Trofeo Internazionale "Le Gru"
2006
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Georgia Slide Circuit 2006/II - DIXIE Southern Honorable Mention
PSA Medal
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42nd. Salon Mondia, Luxembourg - FIAP Gold Medal
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Euro Picamera & Golden Spurs, Belgium - FIAP Honour Mention
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32nd. Algarve Photo Salon, Portugal - PSA Gold Medal
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