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✓ Published: 12-Oct-2012
✓ Published: 12-Oct-2012
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A minimalist video edit of my 3 hour session at Sandbanks Provincial Park, evening of October 10, 2012.nThis is a non technical video, not intended to showcase gear, or technical ability but simply the vicarious experience of an amazing sunset session kitesurfing in 25kn+ conditions on a Autumn day.Solo footage captured through a standalone camera onshore.The minimalist nature of the edit is intended to provide a background/artistic enjoyment and not a documentary or storytelling angle.My
A minimalist video edit of my 3 hour session at Sandbanks Provincial Park, evening of October 10, 2012.nThis is a non technical video, not intended to showcase gear, or technical ability but simply the vicarious experience of an amazing sunset session kitesurfing in 25kn+ conditions on a Autumn day.Solo footage captured through a standalone camera onshore.The minimalist nature of the edit is intended to provide a background/artistic enjoyment and not a documentary or storytelling angle.My
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