BUSA 2006 - afterwards

[Barry C]

As there was a anti paedophile camera rule at BUSA 2006, apparantly taking photos of uni students at a uni comp with no children present counts as such a deprived act according to the rulemakers and the tent was too far away to register my camera and address etc etc. So I took some photos of the fun shoot, which happened after the horrific 7 hour ordeal and was actually fun.

Just shows how much fun archery can be if there is no one trying to enforce da rulez.

Photos are

New colours, not too bright.


H2H fun shoot line



In action.


Ones never enough.


New korean variable length short rod.



Walking



Jamie enjoys a XXX sorry i meant XXXX



Me on my long way home. Say hello next time, I dont look so scary in real life

[clickerati]

Does that mean you're in the UK, Barry?

[Barry C]

Was a flying visit to see family and convienently BUSA. I went for some fun and to catch up with some friends, my practice has been limited to 54 shots in the last year I had a really good time heat stroke aside. Thought I was going to die on the way over, the turbulance threw people out of the seat and many hit the roof of the plane, just as money were covered in foods and drinks, fortunately i was strapped in but I dont mind admitting being terrified.

[clickerati]

OMG, Barry! You poor thing! I'm relieved to hear you're OK. You must've kissed the ground when you landed.

[Barry C]

Originally Posted by clickerati

OMG, Barry! You poor thing! I'm relieved to hear you're OK. You must've kissed the ground when you landed.

Kissing the floor in london is akin to kissing eath itself I was so so happy once it stopped.

Maybe I can offer some advice, if you like well maintained planes and highly trained pilots I would avoid Asiana Airlines.

[clickerati]

Try Singapore Airlines if you can. It's fabulous!

Barry, the photos of Japan in your journal are gorgeous!!

[Barry C]

Thanks, i added some more of Kyoto if that place interests anyone.

[leckie]

Originally Posted by Barry C

As there was a anti paedophile camera rule at BUSA 2006, apparantly taking photos of uni students at a uni comp with no children present counts as such a deprived act according to the rulemakers and the tent was too far away to register my camera and address etc etc. So I took some photos of the fun shoot.

I still encourage the sticking of fingers up at that rule at BUSA comps. Unless it's in the highly unlikely event some genius child joins an archery team. But i'm a photography student and get very irate when some stupid rule stops me from taking pictures.

[Wrexham Exile]

it is for the protection of children AND vulnerable adults too. hence why it is inforce.

[Barry C]

Originally Posted by DMU_AC

it is for the protection of children AND vulnerable adults too. hence why it is inforce.

Please explain meaning how me taking snapshots of friends will protect vulnrable adults? What is a vulnerable adult anyway?