Here’s a look at Profile Racing‘s latest print ad featuring Phil Aller and their Mini Hubs. This can be found in the new issue of Ride UK.
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.
Product: Ride UK – Issue 176 – Out Now
The new issue of Ride UK is OUT NOW. You can find Mike Miller and what’s inside this issue by clicking here.
Print Ad: Demolition – Mike “Hucker” Clark
Here’s a look at Demolition‘s latest print ad featuring Mike “Hucker” Clark and their Revolt cranks! This can be found in issue 13 of The Albion.
Zack Warden Interview
Jeremy Pavia will be doing some contributing to the Red Bull website as well as The Union now! To kick things off, he caught up with Zack Warden to talk about his win at X-Games Brazil, what his thoughts are on riding Mega Ramp, his plans for Barcelona and more. It’s a good read with some dialed photos that you can check out right here.
Photogallery: FBM Lost Bowl Jam
I feel pretty confident to say that I travel because of FBM. They are the ones who started me off on my long journey in the world of traveling and living the “BMX lifestyle”. Back in 2004 I attended one of the Ghetto Street Jams up I’m Binghamton, New York. It was my first event I had attended in BMX. It changed my life forever. Ever since then I have tried to go to as many jams, contests and events that I could possibly go to over the years, near and far. I have never been disappointed by any of those trips. So, with that being said, when I heard about this FBM Bowl Jam in Richmond, Virginia, it was full speed ahead with a couple friends. Good times were had and many new memories were made. If you ever have a chance to make one of their jams, I would highly recommend it. Thanks to FBMX for putting on events like this and keeping the BMX spirit alive! – Nick Steben
Print Ad: Wethepeople – Pete Sawyer
Here’s a look at Wethepeople‘s latest print ad featuring Pete Sawyer. This can be found in issue 176 of Ride UK.
Savakas – Ashley Charles Wallpaper
James over at Savakas sent through a link to their new wallpaper featuring Ashley Charles. If you’re looking to freshen up that background of yours, this is your chance. Click here to get dialed in.
