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Ben Gore | Ollie to Frontside Wallride | SF | 2015

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Jameel Douglas | Front Crook | SF | 2016

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Andrew Grey: back smith grind

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Britt Rutan: wallride

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Kurt Haubenstein: five-0 fakie

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Jameel Douglas: 180 5-0

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Bryan Botelho: switch crook

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Vincent Touzery: wallie 2015

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Ryan Barlow: quick drop down to ollie 2015

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Vincent Touzery in sf 2015

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Vincent Touzery: surfin sf 2015

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Jameel Douglas: front blunt 2015

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Ben Gore: backside flip 2015

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Clement Oladipo: lip slide pop out

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Monty Barnes: backside flip

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Photography is strange. I don't think I'll ever fully understand it. You can shoot minimally an make amazing images. Or get a big crew, lots of equipment, locations, models, and buffets and make amazing images. But for me I love how photography has a mind of it's own. Catch an odd flair in your lens, have a flash not fire, or something else out of your control happen. These things are what made me love photography. Monty Barnes was trying to backside flip this spot when this lady walked by and one of my flashes didn't fire. I'll post the real photo tomorrow but I like this one more because of all the random things that happened that add to the photo that much more. I hope photography keeps amazing and exciting me.