Tomoki Fuse and Nikon Lense

Shooting in Hakuba backcountry JPN.

we late woke up.

couple of skier and snowboarder rode a slope when we hiking.we wants ride that…

so we have to go far way and get this slope.

looks very good for snow and ski surfer.

My camera is Nikon D700 with 70-200mm f2.8. the body is smaller and lighter than D3s.

D700 don’t have many buffer, so middle section couldn’t shoot a lot.  I’ll get D800.

anyway this lens give to me “glad” everytime.

前々日に降った雪でのライディングは白馬バックカントリー。ライダーはカラースポーツでガイドをされている布施智基氏。

朝に弱いスキーヤー３名、スノーボーダー３名は八方よりハイク開始。

コンディションは風うっすらリセット。狙っていた面はハイク中にズタズタにされ、さらに奥へ。

じゃんけんで勝った布施さんの滑り、撮影風景をご覧下さい。

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