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Ep 27 - Rob Lloyd and his five top tips for taking better photos

from Radio Skydive UK · host Craig Poxon, Brian Cumming

Rob Lloyd interview where he tells us five top tips for taking better photos. SoHK with Steve Lefkowitz from RhythmXP Front cover by Stefan Pacel of Oliver Ellis over Skydive Algarve Back cover by Rob Lloyd of Jeannie Bartholomew swooping the pond at Skydive Dunkeswell. Special transatlantic edition of RSUcK with Brian in Los Angeles, Craig in London and Tash in Berkshire. Let us know what you thought to the sound quality and level of banter. Brian gets his second world record on the Sequential 202way jumps. And. Face. Plants. Craig hoards his mini-DV tapes. Forever. Tash leaves her wallet at Skydive Ocana and complains about cold winters. Craig has a beautiful and desirable Sensei 81 for sale. Tash is a speed judge and can therefore judge what other judges judge in half the time.  Brian spends most of the podcast talking in his sleep. Airkix birthday tunnel offer. European head up record & Mikey Lovemore breaks 500 kph We love all comments and feedback. [email protected] And if you enjoyed the show, please subscribe to us in your podcast directory. It'll download as soon as we release a show and be waiting for you.

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