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the lonely photographer

Posts: 2342

Beverly Hills, California, US

A few recommended a gymnastic studio.  I used to do gymnastics a million years ago.  A crash mat works for limited  height tumbling failures. Also the coach  could possibly help.

Aug 14 12 03:02 pm Link

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Will Tejeda

Posts: 302

Orlando, Florida, US

If you can get 2 or 3 matresses ( at least queen size) .. that should be more than enough ..

Just have the model practice a few times from the ground ... so she has an idea of how to throw herself ..

As a kid i used to jump of  the roof of a building (top of a first story building which was slightly higher than residencial) near a friends house ..  onto some matresses all the time ..

Aug 14 12 03:12 pm Link

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NothingIsRealButTheGirl

Posts: 35726

Los Angeles, California, US

Ezhini wrote:
Witha bit of PP, wire-harness-and-a-fan combo probably gives you the best results with at most safety - unless you wanna pass for a documentary photographer recording a real event as it occured.

Have fun.
Share the pictures if are able to.

That's what I'm thinking so far.

Aug 14 12 04:26 pm Link