Chris Miller Alternative Crop Pole Cam B&W 1986

Here is an alternative Pole Cam photo cropped in camera. I shot this 80s (1986 to be exact) skate photo of Chris Miller at the legendary Upland Pipeline skatepark in the Combi pool. The camera was a Nikon FM2 with a 16mm Nikkor fisheye lens mounted on the top of a mono-pod and equipped with a squeeze bulb shutter release cable.

Check out our shadows in the upper right of the photo - that shows his height and the Pole Cam setup. I shot a roll of color Fuji film and a roll of Kodak Tri-X black and white. I couldn't see through my lens, so I had to wait till I got my film back from the lab to see if anything came out. I guess we pulled it off. Are those Air Jordans?

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The photo is made to order and signed by me in black Micron in the lower right and with the title of the photo in the lower left in the white border and shipped in a thick as you know what cardboard tube.

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