Pat Moore making the most out of a Mt Hood afternoon…High Cascade Snowboard Camp 2005
 
 
 
 
 
© Dean Blotto Gray / Blotto Photto
 
 
 
No powder riding was involved in any of these cover shots

The fisheye lens has been the skate photographer’s staple lens of choice for over 30 years since the late, great Warren Bolster(RIP) first captured images of the 70s skate legends on film. The fisheye is an essential tool when shooting skateboarders. Skateboarding is one of the few photographic subjects where the fisheye is used extensively. [...]

I feel like I am telling you all something you already know, but the iphone camera and the apps you can get to make cool looking vintage photos is addicting, inspiring and a good way to take snap shots to inspire future photographs. Here is a collage I’ve put together of my pictures over the [...]

All images © Aaron Leyland 2009
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I like the feel and direction of this shot. An angle of the setup to commute from civilization deep into pow pow land.

Steve Caballero at Upland Combi in 1984.
Photo: Brittain

Got a little PDN write up about a job I did for Boost mobile. Many thanks to Amber and Holly at PDN for making it happen.
Here’s the link
http://www.pdnonline.com/pdn/content_display/esearch/e3i738d05fe1080a0e8b0261b80d912028a

This is Gary Veins.
So gary, how long have you been loggin’? (In a raspy as all hell voice) “Shiit, my whole lifeee, my parents owned 160 acres, so I know, what chores are.”
Check Gary’s right hand index finger.. He didn’t get that from typing..

I count myself as one fortunate guy to have been there for this shot.
Natas, Vallely, Gonz. 1987?