At last I found someone to take a photo og my NPW 5

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[sadsack]

Well it was a great fall day. No wind, but warm in the hi 60. went to the beach any way. The only thing I could get to fly was my NPW 5. Some woman was walking by and I yeld at her and ask it she could take some photos for me. She did ,I told to take photos of the kite and she took photo of me flying the kite. I know there is going to be hell for this, but women never do what you tell them to do. Oh boy I am in the dog house now.
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this is a very small kit, .9m2
I had a great time today. one i will remember for a long time.

renny

[Ara Ararauna]

Nice pictures!
Especially the third.
Good the woman didn't do what you said 

[Boats13]

Awesome shots! Neat kite and looks like huge fun day.... But COLD! It was a low of 65 here, last night.

[chilese]

A trick that helps bring the kite and pilot together for photos

is to have a very short set of lines (30 feet or less). This way

the kite can be flying, but it is much larger in comparison to

the pilot. Nice shots. 

[Boats13]

I was showing my wife, Risa, your photo line set from the albums you shared. I will be making a set up. Without zoom compression, it seems to be the best solution!