An afternoon free so we do some future production preparation at Sea Cliff Bridge.

Kym at Trike Trips www.triketrips.com.au wants to do a video showing a few of us crossing the Sea Cliff Bridge, south of Sydney. I had cause not to be doing my normal work so we ventured down to see where we could get some good angles for photos and videos by just standing next to the road and using a tripod.

Last time Kym and Steve from www.justcruisintours.com.au tried to do some videos with a quad-copter, I could not make it so I did a litle wind and rain dance and the result was a very windy day and the quad-copter crashed. I warned them of the power of the DBR Dance.

Walking time. Normally we are on the motorcycles or trikes.

The view North just as you are about to reach the bridge.

The reason to stay on the road.

So you know we were really here.

Looking onto the bridge.

No, its not a speed camera.

On the bridge heading north. That's Kym.

New camera and I am still learning how to use it.

Near missed by a local.

So why is there a dot on the footpath (sidewalk)?

What a Go Pro lens can do.

Looking South. OK its not the road but...

I really liked this view but not to include motorcycles or trikes. Maybe a skateboarder.

More of the same.

The work of humans.

The work of nature.

Playing on the rocks and in the surf.

The scene by Sony Cybershot.

The scene by Go Pro.

This should make a interesting shot with the bikes and trikes. Looking south.

Here is a picture of The Sea Cliff Bridge story saves me writing it for you. Just click the pic to enlarge.

In case you wanted to know why. Just click the pic to enlarge.

In case you wanted to know how. Just click the pic to enlarge.

So now we have the ingredients, we have to plan when and what we want. If you have any suggestions, please let me know and we will see what we can do. No, we cannot drive over the edges of the bridge with cameras rolling.

Equipment:
Go Pro Black
Sony Cybershot. I warned Samsung things would change and they chose to ignore me.