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http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=8161506&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1

What do you think? I think it’s odd and compelling. Props to Will in the Yahoo Long Island Windsurfers Group for pointing it out.

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9 responses to “The Strangest Hookipa Windsurfing Video I’ve Ever Seen”

  1. Joe "Keo" Rouse Avatar

    That was ……. ah….ah….disturbing. I’m glad I don’t do mushrooms anymore.

  2. Brian S Avatar
    Brian S

    Interesting video. I had no idea what tilt/shift was:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt-shift_photography
    If you look at it full-screen, you can see the little heads of photographers(?) floating around in the water. Pretty cool. Thanks Michael.

  3. zeco Avatar
    zeco

    A very interesting perspective on the sport we love and the scale of things, with the ocean and the people “playing” at its fringes..

  4. Bunty Avatar

    ????

  5. Joe Avatar
    Joe

    I can’t stop watching. . .

  6. Bunty Avatar

    How’s the leg?

  7. Michael Avatar

    The leg improves (thanks for asking Bunty!) and I’d try windsurfing if I got suitable conditions. The last few days that it’s blown we’ve had intense chop and high winds…I’d like to try something less daunting for my quadricep.

  8. Matt Avatar
    Matt

    great vid completly different from but along the same lines as the punky hatt retro shaving vid. Thanks for all your posts. This is my kind of newspaper.

  9. Will Seibert Avatar
    Will Seibert

    Glad you enjoyed the video. One thing that I like about it is how it shows the full arc of a wavesailing sesh – not just the few moments down-the-line smacking the lip, or the sky high jump on the way out as I usually see in videos. In this one I can follow one sailor on their long reach out, their jibe in the distance, their reach back in as they try to select a wave to ride, their run dtl, and their jibe back out. Having never seen down the line wavesailing in person, this was really informative for me.
    Will Seibert
    Ridgefield, CT

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