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 Primarily, I've mounted a GoPro under the saddle using a mount that clamps onto the rails. I'm not crazy about this location, because it blocks me from using a saddle bag, but it gives a really good angle.
 
-![img alt](@site/projects/2024-02-15-jakes-west-coast/whitney.png)
+![img alt](@site/projects/2024-02-15-jakes-west-coast/front-camera.png)
 
 As a secondary angle, I have a second, older gopro that I use for forward-facing footage. Depending on what kind of riding we do, this is either mounted using GoPro's bite mount, or a chest strap for a POV angle.
 
-![img alt](@site/projects/2024-02-15-jakes-west-coast/whitney.png)
+![img alt](@site/projects/2024-02-15-jakes-west-coast/back-camera.png)
 
 # Editing Process
 
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