Last Sunday was one of those great times where there’s something in the air, the planets align and the day is perfect; hours of actually riding bikes on fresh, tacky singletrack, pine-needle loam flying in the air with every turn and a guaranteed smile at the bottom of every run. A day without photos. A day to remember why I started it all in the first place…
Of course when freeride pioneer and all-round nice guy Brett Tippie showed up, I couldn’t help but snap a few shots for an upcoming article featuring him on NSMB.com. After all, if it’s a business trip I can expense it, right?
Here’s some of the behind-the-scenes (click for bigger-er):
TransRockies Opening Weekend
I spent the long weekend shooting the opening of the TransRockies mountain bike race, starting in Fernie BC, with my good friend Chris Garrison who was wrenching for her ‘boss’,…
Back from Crankworx
First year in Canada, first time at Crankworx – seems like it’s the place to be if you’re a professional mountain bike photographer. Or an amateur mountain bike photographer. Or…
A brief reminder
The second issue of fantastic bike rag Urban Velo was released today, and I’m proud to have one of my shots featuring in their first gallery section. If you haven’t…
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So good, I didn’t want to leave (on time)
Last weekend was that of the bike season opening Sea Otter Classic, down in Monterey, California. I went down to enjoy myself, under the guise of working hard and covering…
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