Esther's photos with the keyword: jump

Maxim Naumov Evening with Champions Exhibition Cambridge, Massachusetts AIMG 7590

The great wildebeest migration across the Mara River in Kenya LIMG 1958

2016 World Figure Skating Championships - Women's Short Program - Anna Pogorilaya of Russia AIMG 2223

2016 World Figure Skating Championships - Gracie Gold AIMG 1569

Lima, Peru AIMG 3727

Lima, Peru AIMG 3734

Evening With Champions (2014) - Yasmin Siraj leaping into a flying camel spin AIMG 3868

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championship - Championship Men Free Skate - Joshua Farris AIMG 2240

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championships - Championship Men Free Skate - Grant Hochstein skated a lovely program, but this jump did not end well. AIMG 2195

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championships - Championship Ladies Free Skate - Bronze medalist Polina Edmunds AIMG 2092

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championships - Championship Pairs Free Skate - Gold medalists Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir AIMG 1880

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championships - Championship Pairs Free Skate - Tarah Kayne and Danny O'Shea AIMG 1839

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championship - Junior Pairs Free Skate - Gold Medalists Madeline Aaron and Max Settlage AIMG 1546

2014 United States National Figure Skating Championship - Junior Pairs Free Skate - Alyssa Mc Dougal and Paul Schatz AIMG 1504

Throw jump. She's on her own for the landing. 2014 United States National Figure Skating Championship - Championship Pairs Short Program - Caydee Denney and John Coughlin - bronze medalists AIMG 1285

Curaçao AIMG 9425

Evening of Champions 2013 - Rachael Flatt performing a flying camel. Rachael Flatt is the 2010 U.S. national champion, the 2008, 2009 and 2011 U.S. national silver medalist, and the 2008 World Junior Champion. I thought that it was interesting to see the different speeds that her body, legs and arms were traveling in this one maneuver. AIMG 0300

Explore - October 20, 2010 #201 Although I normally cringe seeing animals as intelligent as dolphins in captivity. I had to admit that the dolphins at the Curacao Seaquarium did not seem to be miserable. They seemed to enjoy interacting with their trainers, even when they did not receive fishy treats and they swam in a large, natural setting. A number of them, including mothers with babies, would leave the Seaquarium with their trainers to swim in the open ocean with divers and then willingly return to the Seaquarium. ODT: Upside down AIMG_0496