Figured i'd edit some older photos from over a year ago.
John Keiper-Kickflip Footplant

Josh Kalis bs Noseblunt-Blabac
I throwing up a few links lately, to keep busy. This link is to Mike Blabac (DC Photographer) and his portfolio. I'm pretty sure he had a gallery and book/sig shoe come out recently. Each picture has a description of what it was taken with and the story behind it. Thought it was pretty cool.
http://skate.dcshoes.com/blabac/#/portfolio/skate/

Thought this article was a hoot. The picture is pretty funny too.
http://theskateboardmag.com/blogs/j-grant-brittain/2009/05/17/skate-photographers-etiquette-and-technique-or-lack-thereof/

Well my digi cam has been put out of commission as of a week or so ago, due to technical and financial problems. So i'm reverting to straight film and meters for a little bit until I can get back up on my feet or back on the digi horse.
These photos were both shot a while back. I'd say the lake picture dates back to a year and a half ago. They aren't doing anything but sitting on my harddrive taking up space. Figured i'd share them with you.


In retrospect, these both suck

I don't really have a story for the log photo, but as a matter of fact. Sometime during the dead of winter, during my freshman year of college, i decided to ditch my art class to go do a little of my own style of art downtown for a few hours. I had to hike up about 8 flights of stairs in about 15 degree weather and actually met a guy who was also shooting some pictures of the buildings. He told me he was visiting from Phoenix, AZ and shoots on the regs for his schools magazine on the side. Long story short: This fisheye photo of one of the buildings here in Raleigh was what I came up with.
On an off-note: I want to thank everybody for coming out to Radluck last night. It had a good turn out, although it got shut down early.

This is an oldie, from maybe a year and a half ago...maybe older. Jonathan Wilson


This one I decided not to use at the last minute. But I really like it.

My brother, Kyle.