Ryan Scott | DIGBMX.COM Photo Feature
I've been into Scott's work since the early days of the OG Snake Lounge, when him and the rest of the crew lived upstairs from me. There is definitely tons of creativity coming from the Snake Lounge crew, and Scott is no exception. He is no doubt a skilled BMX photographer, but Scott takes his photography beyond that, and explores what else is possible. From timeless snaps behind the windshield, to skateboarding, to midnight missions in the woods, Scott's work covers many different genres, all while sticking to a distinct style. He is also talented with the video camera and showcases some of his work over at his site, Push It A Stop.
Danny's signature frame had been updated for 2010 and you can get a good look at it over on the Terrible One site. The Ruben frame is also looking very slick.
Bethlehem Skateplaza is looking for your help in receiving a Pepsi Refresh Grant which will pay for the completion of the skateplaza. All you need to do is go to the site and vote. Do it now. Vote here.
Troy Merkle Winter Edit from Hardcore Sportz on Vimeo.
This dude is sweet. Check out his OG moves in this Hardcore Spotz winter edit.
I remember seeing Keith riding some, now legendary trail spots, on LI, back when videos were a big black rectangular object called a VHS. He had his own style and definitely had a few tricks up his sleeve. Although Keith still has the bike skills, these days his mark is made by the photos he shoots, documenting BMX with a unique style much like the one that set him apart on his bike years ago. His photos have been graced the pages of most of today's BMX publications, and for good reason. Continue on to get a little closer look at Keith and his work.
Matt Whitmore sent through this Leaf Cycles edit of Joe Dodd touring around Sydney, throwing down on everything put in his way. Very nice work by Oliver Smith.
This weeks freaky friday feature from T-1 is an inspiring poem from Isaac Hoefling with an awesome portrait from David Leep.