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Three weeks ago I had the raddest layover in Copenhagen. I only had a few hours to explore, but I stumbled upon an absolute gem- Freetown Christiana. Christiana is a self-proclaimed autonomous neighborhood with just over 850 residents. Private cars aren’t allowed, weed stands are set up along the streets, and every house is completely unique. There’s also a giant indoor communal skate bowl for shredders and tourists to peep. This place felt like a real life Neverland.
Quin and Olan for Oberpollinger
New work for Adidas Running. For more images visit: www.ryaneyoung.com
The Night Before Christmas at ...Oakland Coliseum for ESPN Magazine
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A few days ago I was sent out by Travel + Leisure to visit Eucalyptus Ave. in San Carlos, CA; a neighborhood that goes for BIG air on Christmas decorations. I photographed the 2 block stretch for 5 hours. It was funny hearing the same quotes from Mom's and Dad's all night- "Don't touch that", "Wait!", "Say hi to Santa", and "excuse me, can you take our photo?". I became a human tripod as my camera and flash attracted parents in need of a longer selfie stick. The residents who spent time decorating their homes were incredibly welcoming. I was invited to a few of their house parties. SUPER fun shoot. Visit T+L for the full feature.
Diego Luna photographed for Malibu Magazine
Hung with Ehang and observed the repair process for their drones. Apparently people crash these things? Drones have tiny internal black boxes that record exactly what happened before a collision. So if it was your fault, you best fess up. This was shot for the current issue of Popular Mechanics.
Pun Competition for Wired
A few months ago I visited a pun competition in SF. Wired's writer, Peter Rubin, described it as, "exactly like a rap battle, if 8 Mile had been about software engineers and podcasters and improv nerds vying for supremacy." That evening, Peter ended up slaying the competition and taking the gold. Here's a photo of him mid-pun for the October issue of Wired. Full feature: Wired.com
Adri, McArthur Park
Citroën DS shot for Wired. This story got squashed, but I still like the photos.
60 Years On, the Citroën DS Is Still Pushing Automotive Design
Most old cars influence the next few generations that follow it. The Citroen DS, however, has been inspiring designers continually since it was introduced in 1955. Yes, you can see its lines in the Ferrari Daytona and the Datsun 240z, but you can also see them in the Tesla Model S. Similarly, its technology is remarkably current. It was among the first cars to have a hydraulic suspension, an innovation you'll see in many luxury cars on the lots today. Its pioneering independent suspension is still table stakes for a modern handling car. We'll trace its many innovations to celebrate its 60 birthday.
-Wired
Luis, Taft, CA / Sk8 Fashun
Lompoc, CA
Unsung Heroes of the American West - Volume 12: Keeping It RealOn April 14th, SPDWest had a fun-filled night with presentations of...
Earlier this year in April I had the opportunity to present Hiroshi Clark’s body of work, “Simple Men” at SPDWest’s event based on the theme, “Keeping it Real”. Hiroshi is a blue-collar worker, his father is a blue-collar worker, and his father was a blue-collar worker. “Simple Men” shows the honor in getting one’s hands dirty to provide for their family.
“I remember asking myself, why my dad was able to make other people’s cabinets inside their kitchens look so nice and yet ours never seemed special at all. When I asked my father this, he shrugged his shoulders and said, ‘that’s the way it is.’” - Hiroshi Clark
Judah Lewis for Rollacoaster Magazine
Before this shoot I had an opportunity to do some homework and watch Demolition. Alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts, I was blown away by how dynamic Judah’s character was. Really rad kid to work with.
Had an awesome time photographing Jay Howell and Street Dog for Vans. Jay’s illustration came out so sick!
Outside the Lines is a documentary project that explores skateboard culture in the US. In 2011 I was invited by Joel Jutigar - Ryan E. Young tells Croco
Had a chance to revisit a 43-day skate trip around the US and chat with Elena Garcia about weed, skateboarding, and my photography. Thanks Croco Mag!
Bernie Sanders Rally, Vallejo, CA. May 18, 2016.