The Portland crew cut up some clips from this past Winter at Skate Church. Tyson Reynolds, Michael Davis, Chris “Compton” Nichols, Mikey Calcagno, and Allen Greenman all made the cut.
And just a side note, Mike Davis will be on the road again!
Adam Mills has a crazy new edit out.
There’s nothing like gapping to a rail after having to ollie over a curb first…
Just discovered a humbling brief portrait on Devin Abner. It’s six minutes long, has plenty of skating and discusses his challenging childhood. Despite being homeless for a year, Devin pushed through the years on his skateboard.
It’s not every day you get a skate video like this.
You’ll want to check out The Skateboard Mag’s latest Mag Minute with your boy Steven Farmer. A lot of the footage in the edit is from tour last summer. BGPs for sure!
Steven rips. Can’t wait to see his new stuff!
Click on the photo below to go to the video.
You have 10 minutes to coat the glass, wait for the solution to gel, place the plate in another solution, place the glass in the camera, expose the photo while still wet, and develop the photo in another solution. Ready? Go!
Wet plate photography has been around since 1851. But because of the danger and evolution in photo processes, wet plate photography lost almost all of its popularity until fairly recently. One such photographer, Ian Ruhter converted a truck into a mobile dark room and camera.
He recently published photos of Levi Brown using the wet plate process. Ian also published an absolutely incredible video of his latest project. I highly encourage you to check it out below.
