This is the best thing I've heard in a pretty long time. All that is (well, was) good about Ride now getting to do their own thing. Can't wait to see where it goes! I could pretty much just read George Marshall/Benson articles all day long - and look at their awesome photography too - so this comes as a pleasant surprise. To be fair I love reading Banners' stuff too, that Ian Schwartz interview was awesome as was the Canada trip write-up...
Press release type thing ironically over on TheComeUp.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Round-up.
After a few days absence, here's a bit of a round-up of the things I thought were good this week:
May remember me saying earlier in the week: "Something that did come from TheComeUp is this - the intro to OSS "Football", and the first section by Mr. Rory Ellis. Tune! Very much looking forward to Craig Passero and Mastroni's sections in that." Well, here is Craig Passero's section, and it lived up to my expectations!
George Marshall is one of the best BMX photographers in the UK (if not the world, to be fair), and so it's always good to see new content from him - this time over on Defgrip.
A couple of pieces I spotted on Facebook again - firstly a couple of videos linked up by WTP's loose cannon in London Tim Lewis. Both of these videos are edited by Mr. Consistent, Duncan Lloyd, and feature some cool riding from a variety of known and lesser known London names, as well as a section from Merlin. Rad dudes the lot of 'em.
Dyno posted this up too advertising KISBikeCo's - who Dyno's been riding for for a while now - latest frame, the Spark.
Back to more people-I-don't-know based stuff - Floyd, one of Cult's team riders, put up this edit earlier in the week. Pretty cool edit!
Speaking of cool edits, Tom Davis is getting pretty serious these days.
I hadn't really seen much of Kyle Hart's riding before, but just knew he was a pretty loose dude. Turns out he's got the skills too, though. Nollie 5 and oppo 3 rail hops = choice.
Lastly, as I sit here listening to the rain smashing into my window, here's a bit of a Q&A with Bas Keep who's currently living it up in Austin, Texas. Click here to read that, then lurk the Twitter feed embedded in the page to see things like this photo Dakota Roche posted up to show the winter they're dealing with over in Cali. Jealous...
May remember me saying earlier in the week: "Something that did come from TheComeUp is this - the intro to OSS "Football", and the first section by Mr. Rory Ellis. Tune! Very much looking forward to Craig Passero and Mastroni's sections in that." Well, here is Craig Passero's section, and it lived up to my expectations!
George Marshall is one of the best BMX photographers in the UK (if not the world, to be fair), and so it's always good to see new content from him - this time over on Defgrip.
A couple of pieces I spotted on Facebook again - firstly a couple of videos linked up by WTP's loose cannon in London Tim Lewis. Both of these videos are edited by Mr. Consistent, Duncan Lloyd, and feature some cool riding from a variety of known and lesser known London names, as well as a section from Merlin. Rad dudes the lot of 'em.
Dyno posted this up too advertising KISBikeCo's - who Dyno's been riding for for a while now - latest frame, the Spark.
Back to more people-I-don't-know based stuff - Floyd, one of Cult's team riders, put up this edit earlier in the week. Pretty cool edit!
Speaking of cool edits, Tom Davis is getting pretty serious these days.
I hadn't really seen much of Kyle Hart's riding before, but just knew he was a pretty loose dude. Turns out he's got the skills too, though. Nollie 5 and oppo 3 rail hops = choice.
Lastly, as I sit here listening to the rain smashing into my window, here's a bit of a Q&A with Bas Keep who's currently living it up in Austin, Texas. Click here to read that, then lurk the Twitter feed embedded in the page to see things like this photo Dakota Roche posted up to show the winter they're dealing with over in Cali. Jealous...
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Misc.
Couple of bits 'n' bobs.
Animal have some shiny new cloth... - wait, "cut and sew" items out. Pretty sweet. First time I've ever seen a wallet I've liked?
DSLRs are 'in' these days, especially for filming duties. My boss just bagged himself a 7D and they are nice to see, although pretty much every video I've seen people use them on recently has sort of felt detached from it all. I kinda miss the low-fi, up close look of older videos, maybe... Anyway, from Stoke with love:
Ride have a pretty cool overspill piece up on Tenerife. Randomly, I was checking a customer's address in Tenerife earlier today, and hit up the Street view feature on Google. I was remarking then on how many spots there were on the street our customer lived on, turns out there's plenty more around there. Drop out "The new Barca?" line, perhaps?
Adam posted this Mike Aitken video up earlier, as featured on BMXMDB. Fair bit of content over there now!
Lastly, a bit of older Alex Kennedy footage...
Animal have some shiny new cloth... - wait, "cut and sew" items out. Pretty sweet. First time I've ever seen a wallet I've liked?
DSLRs are 'in' these days, especially for filming duties. My boss just bagged himself a 7D and they are nice to see, although pretty much every video I've seen people use them on recently has sort of felt detached from it all. I kinda miss the low-fi, up close look of older videos, maybe... Anyway, from Stoke with love:
Ride have a pretty cool overspill piece up on Tenerife. Randomly, I was checking a customer's address in Tenerife earlier today, and hit up the Street view feature on Google. I was remarking then on how many spots there were on the street our customer lived on, turns out there's plenty more around there. Drop out "The new Barca?" line, perhaps?
Adam posted this Mike Aitken video up earlier, as featured on BMXMDB. Fair bit of content over there now!
Lastly, a bit of older Alex Kennedy footage...
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Serious. Business.
Jeez, you make one fake post as Glenn P.P. Milligan and people get all upset...
Anyway, Simple have been on a trip:
Tuesdays With Miles never disappointment. Fact.
Go to BNQT for more videos.
OMG, Corey Martinez is wearing a pair of ETNIES!!!!11!!
Ride have a little interview with Tom Sanders about getting the cover-shot as part of the Hull scene check, which - incidentally - pure awesome. George Marshall can literally do no wrong. Apparently some people complained about it being too negative, but... well, the long and short of it is that they're wrong, and if you found it too depressing to read there's the colourful pictures and short little bits of text that float around Ride US or BMX Plus! you can check out instead. Everything's wonderful!
Oh, and lastly, Animal have the first coloured steel pegs. Glorious.
Anyway, Simple have been on a trip:
Tuesdays With Miles never disappointment. Fact.
Go to BNQT for more videos.
OMG, Corey Martinez is wearing a pair of ETNIES!!!!11!!
Ride have a little interview with Tom Sanders about getting the cover-shot as part of the Hull scene check, which - incidentally - pure awesome. George Marshall can literally do no wrong. Apparently some people complained about it being too negative, but... well, the long and short of it is that they're wrong, and if you found it too depressing to read there's the colourful pictures and short little bits of text that float around Ride US or BMX Plus! you can check out instead. Everything's wonderful!
Oh, and lastly, Animal have the first coloured steel pegs. Glorious.
Friday, February 20, 2009
George Marshall
George Marshall is one of the best photographers out there at the moment, getting some rad photos with his ol' Hasselblad combining awesome composition with great atmosphere. Basically, they're really good. Deluxe have decided to feature him as one of their 'case study' sorta deals with photographers, so click here to check that out, and then go here for his personal site.
Typing this on a really old Mac wasn't fun.
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