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News
Ryu didn’t do much, because he only has one leg.  Matt almost gets killed again.

Assignment Desk
Up closer.  Much better which means we weren’t as frustrated as we were in the previous episode. For your next assignment, you are responsible for …

Masterclass
… inspiration.  You need to give us something that inspired you to take a particular sports image.   It could have been a film you saw.  It could have been a music you listen to. It could have been a conversation you had.  Anything.  Give us the image and your inspiration for that image. Good luck.

Pledge QQQs
Questions from the Patreon pledgers:
-A very long question about creativity?
-What is your workflow on transmitting images?
-Working in a new environment?
-Silhouette?
If you are a Patreon pledger, you are entitled to ask one question per episode.  So get asking.

Cross-Counter
Golf. Masters.
If you have any other suggestions, tell us at saveme@biglensfastshutter.com

Special thanks to…
Our producer Robb Massar
Icon by Arvin Bautista

Training Ground
Training Ground is now on video. If you’d like to participate (and we think you should), enter your pictures in the Flickr thread and make sure to tag them.

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