Eigo Sato The Legend

I like images like this that mess with the brain’s perception of the horizon and reality. If you look at this with your phone turned 90 degree clockwise, it still kinda make sense.

Don’t try this stunt at home or anywhere else. This was world freestyle champion Eigo Sato and partner doing a 180-degree airbourne somersault. I was a former motocross racer and that made it a little easier anticipating their moves through the camera. This was only a mild stunt in Eigo Sato’s books. For a couple of his extreme aerial stunts, scroll down my timeline to around 47 to 48 weeks ago.

Eigo Sato died doing what he loved best. He succumbed to injuries while training for the 2013 Red Bull X-Fighters tour near his home in Iwaki City, Japan in February 2013.

R.I.P. Eigo Sato.

Olympus OM-D, ISO 1600, f6.3, 1/1600 sec.

Eigo Sato The Freestyle Motocross Legend

Thinking About Success

It’s near midnight here and I am standing on a tree branch thinking about success. People are queuing again for my fellow minions like how they queued for a new iPhone. Excuse me while I pose for some selfies like you shameless humans.

Olympus OM-D, ISO 1600, f4.5, 1/60 sec.

Thinking About Success - Despicable Me 2

Thinking About Life

Did he fall off the back of a truck or was he just lying there thinking about life?

Captured with the OM-D’s kit lens in handy macro mode and swing-out LCD screen. The “Despicable Me 2” Minion figurine is about one-and-a-half inch tall. In this case, I used the len’s switchable close-up function more for its shallow depth-of-field effect.

Olympus OM-D, ISO 200, f11, 1/400 sec.

Thinking About Life - Despicable Me 2