Where/when was the topic...

[Stodgetta]

Ages ago I remember a topics somewhere about photos that had a link nto really cool one of someone running up a hill towards the camera with the runner in focus and the trees blurred. It was also in the student pack that got sent out.
Can anyone point me in the direction of the photo - I've trawled back through months worth of banter and discussion but can't find what I'm looking for .
Thanks!
BTW are you still sending out the DVDs cos it was ace, but misplaced

[the duncan]

the famous, now almost legendary picture of WOWOWO, as taken by monsueir D Best.

it is a cracker all right

(Don't know where it is though, sorry Stodge, see you at the weekend though)

[Stodgetta]

sorry Stodge

...etta

I won't be there (I'll be at Baggeridge for the WM relays), but I'll pass on your regards to my hubby!

Anybody else know where I can find it?

[ifititches]

I think it was in "where are all the great orienteering photos?" thread in May 2004, and was posted by Brooner, but can't access it from the archive of that post any more (or, at least I can't)

[SIman]

Yes, it was the one in Brooner's post in that forum but the reference is probably to a student account, now deleted.

I am sure that someone will repost it where it can be used - with proper acknowledgements.

[Stodgetta]

Thanks - I'd gone back to about June '04, should have just kept going.
If someone could put a link up to where it could be viewed, it would be great, although I do keep meaning to send a fiver up to Edinburgh to get another copy of the DVD.
I was asking 'cos Chasers have been involved in a photo shoot with the Forestry Comission today for promo stuff for them, but we were able to dictate how the photos were taken, and the WOWOWO one was one that had stuck in the memory that we tried something similar to, as well as the Rachel M jumping off a crag one, plus many other "genuine" O shots.
It's good to know the FC publicity (I'm not sure how locally the publicity info will be going - whether it's just for the Chase or further afield, too) will be portraying orienteering as an active, exciting running sport rather than a day trip for a group of Saga members with their rucsacs.
We will also be able to use the photos for our own publicity. Fingers crossed they have come out OK.

[the duncan]

sorry