Tom Dugan’s signature stem from Odyssey is out now in a number of colors and sizes. Head over to the Odyssey Daily Word page to get the low down.
MacNeil – Connect Cranks Promo
Taylor Elvy for the MacNeil Connect Cranks from MACNEIL BMX on Vimeo.
Let the sweet sounds of the saxophone set in as Taylor Elvy does some grinds and MacNeil sprinkles in tidbits of information reguarding their Connect Cranks.
Bangers & Mash Jam Edit
Bangers & Mash Jam – More BMX Videos
To celebrate Cory Nastazio’s birthday, a bunch of big names in dirt headed out to the Stay Strong compound and put on quite a show. THings may have started out fairly laid back, but by the end of the day it looks like everything got pretty turnt up.
SHADOW X DUB COLLABORATION
Let Shadow educate you for a moment on their rasta’d out collaboration with DUB BMX:
“We were so stoked to work with DUB on this collaboration project and even doubly stoked with the outcome. The hat, shirt and Solus seat from the collab are a short run production and available only for a limited time. Pick up yours today from your favorite local shop, online retailer or from our online store as a kit combining all the items.”
Brian Kachinsky Primo 2013 Edit
BRIAN KACHINSKY / PRIMO 2013 from PRIMO on Vimeo.
Brian Kachinsky wins the internet today, and probably will for the entire week as well. This is more than another “edit”. This could have been a DVD section. I can’t imagine anyone just watching this once. I’m stunned.
Matt Gistinger Rides Too Slow Edit
Matt Gistinger Rides Too Slow from Mathew Gistinger on Vimeo.
It looks like Matt Gistinger beat all the haters to the punch by labeling his edit “Rides Too Slow”. If everything has to be pedal to the metal all of the time for you to enjoy it, look elsewhere. If you appreciate bike control and technical combos, this is right up you alley. I loved every clip.
Through The Lens: The basics of archiving photos
Today’s feature is all about archiving. The importance of it, what it really means to “archive” your images and how to make sense of it all. This is something that every photographer has to deal with on some level regardless of the medium. If you grew up shooting film, or still do, you most likely have binders full of negative sleeves. If you shoot exclusively digital or even mostly digital like myself then surely you have hard drives filled up with gigs and gigs worth of images. If I had to guess I have over 75,000 or so images floating around from the past six years since moving west, which takes up quite a bit of space. Am I the most organized person in the world? Probably not, but I put forth a solid effort to try and stay on top of my archiving as best I can. When you work freelance and constantly put out different projects for different outlets it can get a bit overwhelming making sure that everything is neatly organized, labeled and safely stored for future use. On that note, if you are interested in learning a thing or two about archiving check this out.
