Lewis Hamilton In Red
The car you drive in Formula One makes a great difference, even though this fact usually has different interpretations depending on the subject.
I fear things I believe in, and I prey on this fear to achieve everything I believe in.
This notion fuels an ever-burning passion to pursue everything I believe in until they are out of breath, then I attain them. Please permit me to toot my horn. It’s been lying dusty for some time.
Back to the matter, let me tell you about my extreme shoot Jake.
The forecast predicted a 30% chance of precipitation, but when it comes to Mother Nature, the odds don’t matter. Our supposed bike stunt shoot on the beach at sunset was rained down, but Jake and I weren’t giving up.
After about an hour of heavy rainfall, we hit the mud and made some splashes. The sun was gone, and the lighting was pretty bad, but what the hell.
Oh, I didn’t tell you. Jake was a coursemate back at the university and had a thing for bikes. So when I had the edge to shoot something extreme, I hit him up on Facebook.
The rain didn’t permit us to do all we wanted, so we rescheduled for the next weekend. This time, we are shooting it in the morning.
Fear fuels passion, and passion drives success. When you have a lot of these elements in one place, with a little spark, you’ll have a blast.
Jake is still learning to be an excellent stunt biker, and I’m also learning to be an outstanding photographer, we have passion, and all we wanted is to make great photographs. We pushed each other to the limit, and I believe we created something worth sharing.
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The car you drive in Formula One makes a great difference, even though this fact usually has different interpretations depending on the subject.
I met Ali in high school, and he played for the school team. Now, as a trained teacher, he is focused on introducing and teaching the game of basketball to children of diverse backgrounds and instilling in them a sense of responsibility, discipline, and the culture of nature conservation.
As the Communications Officer for one of the oldest, if not the oldest, Bilateral Trade Associations in Ghana, I gained significant exposure.
This sector has been the engine of growth and has sustained this country through its turbulent years.
At independence Ghana held a beacon, signalling that the continent was fully aware and ready to seize its destiny for progress and self-actualization. We’ve built America and financed Europe out of poverty; we are now poised to reclaim Africa and restore dignity to take a seat at the table.