Sunday have dropped their new online store for you to pick up their clothing line as well as some other random parts, stickers and accessories. Take a look right here!
Sneak Peek: Fiend – Ty Morrow Signature Frame
Fiend have also released this sneak peek of Ty Morrow’s new signature frame that he has been testing out. They only dropped this photo but they must be super close to releasing the frame since color is usually one of the last bits to decide on. This is a hell of a color. Expect more details soon!
Sneak Peek: Fiend – Embryo Frame
Here’s a look at Fiend‘s new Embryo frame that will be out early July. They haven’t released any specific specs or information on the frame yet, but it looks like it has a gusset on the down tube, integrated seat post clamp, removable mounts and an extra wide chain stay for some big tires. Expect more info soon!
Peep Game – Vol. 4
Here’s the latest edition of Peep Game that’s absolutely stacked for a mix edit. You can find Bryan Mocrieffe, Ramel Williams, Brian Histand, Spam, Alex Avilla, Marlon Europe, Pat Laughlin, Alan Negron, Anthony Williams, Brandon Kitson, Bryan Carter, Matty Miller, Kevin Vannauker, Steve Tassy, Dan Bob, Joby Seunder, Troy Charlseworth, Paul Horan, Sean Ricany, James Hess, Knick Smith, Wade Young, Jake Frost, Abdul Fofanah, Rahmel Hoyle, Christian Rigal, Shawn Mcintosh, Vin Crispino, Dan Diehl, Steve Croteau, Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, Augie Simoncini and Mike Swift in this!
Filmed & Edited By Steve Croteau
Music: Nas & Swizz Beats-Top Down
FISE Montpellier – Dirt Highlights
FISE Montpellier: DIRT HIGHLIGHTS – More BMX Videos
The edits keep popping up from FISE this past weekend!
“Highlights from the FISE Montpellier dirt contest. Riders include Pat Casey, Todd Meyn, Daniel Sandoval, Ryan Taylor, and more. Bonus footage of Brett Banasiewicz starting a celebration riot! Credit: Chris Wilmshurst”
Animal – Max and Igor Edit
Big Daddy’s Kitchen – Guacamole = Afrodisiac?
Through The Lens: Adapting To Your Environment
For this weeks TTL I figured I would break down the four main styles of riding which are street, dirt, park and flat and give a little bit of info on what I like and in some cases don’t like about each one when it comes time to shoot. Every photographer is different and everyone has their own opinions on what they prefer to shoot so I figured this would make for an interesting read. Whether it’s shooting in the streets, at a skatepark, at the trails or in an empty parking lot it’s up to you as the photographer to make the photo look as good as possible. When it comes down to it the rider is there to act as the subject and you are there to shoot the best photo you can while working within the existing environment. Keep reading to get a little insight into how I break down each category in my head and approach shooting each style of riding.
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