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portrait Iñaki Rezola
Parachutes
Planet Earth
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Copyright © 2012 Iñaki Rezola, All Rights Reserved
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It seems apparent that life was ultimately sparked by particles travelling on comets coming from outer space and falling down on Earth, and then it spread all over it. That's our greatest heritage, the one we should preserve best for our sons and daughters to enjoy.

I'd like to think that Pat Swovelin, who was part of the people in front of the WWP team, a man of great wisdom and humour, would have laughed at this idea of life coming down to Earth just the way he liked best to arrive to: parachuting. But he did not give us the time to know.

Big hugs, Pat, wherever you are.

Jausgailuak

Paracaídas

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Date/Time:
June 17-22 2012

Equipment:
Manfrotto 055PROB, D300, Nikkor 10,5, NN5, Capture NX, PtGui-Panotools, Smartblend, Superrune filters, PS, Nik filters, Pano2VR Pro



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