
Wakeboarding with Josh O'Connell
3 months ago
Meet Josh O'Connell, a New Zealand native residing on the Sunshine Coast of Australia where he shreds the local cable ski park.
He's a artist first, wakeboarder second and has one of the most refreshing outlooks on life of any wakeboarder I've ever met.
Some sick rail riding cut to a cruisy track courtesy of Athron.
Thanks for watching. . .
He's a artist first, wakeboarder second and has one of the most refreshing outlooks on life of any wakeboarder I've ever met.
Some sick rail riding cut to a cruisy track courtesy of Athron.
Thanks for watching. . .
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balloon effects = awesomeness.
brilliant video man, congratulations!
I think maybe they should change the old saying, about working with Children and Animals to include balloons! :)
Thanks for the comment. . .
p2?
To answer your question, I shoot with a Panasonic HVX-202 (it's the asia-pacific 25p version).
I like the song... I need to look it up.
I've ridden in that cable park...did lots and lots of walking because I'm a kook.
Well done.
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Wakeboarding, Skating and Bodyboarding all on que for my next project.