Showing posts with label pat smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pat smith. Show all posts

Sunday, February 07, 2016

brooklyn article - slap magazine - 2006

around 2011 when i was redoing my portfolio website, i never got the PDFs of some of my favorite articles i had published. it didn’t seem too important, because at the time it still felt like everyone in skateboarding saw the magazines regularly, but i finally photographed them.

slap magazine - december 2006

this was an article idea i had pitched to slap. the concept and brand many of us now know as "brooklyn" was not quite what it is today. it had already started to transform towards what it is now, but it was still unfamiliar and intriguing to many of us. the ideas in the article might even be considered cliche by now.

anyway, i didn't think the article would go through, or end up getting 16 pages, since a lot of these skateboarders were not sponsored by companies that advertised in the magazines, which made it hard for skateboard magazines to give pages to them. but it ended up being one of my favorite articles, with some of my favorite skateboarders who lived in, found spots, and/or skated in brooklyn regularly. jay riggio interviewed all of the skaters and did a lovely job writing the article.


dave caddo - gap to frontside tailslide


brian brown - backside 50-50 gap to cellar door


pat smith - frontside 5-0 grind
max price - feeble stall fakie


dan pensyl - gap to frontside wallride
dustin charlton - switch frontside 360


danny falla - kickflip nose manual
jerry mraz - backside 5-0 grind


bobby puleo - backside nosegrind


james frankhouse - frontside 180

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

stoops magazine - issue 01

over the last year or so i helped launch stoops magazine, an all new york city skateboard magazine.
i also contributed a bunch of photos; below are just a small selection of them.
i wanted to also blog the photos of brian delatorre, dustin eggeling, danny fuenzalida, ben gore, daniel kim, jimmy lannon, ryan lay, luke malaney, joel meinholz, jerry mraz, matt town, and dave willis, but i felt like it was too many to blog.

taylor nawrocki - layback wallie - manhattan, new york - 2014


pat smith - frontside disaster - queens, new york - 2006


jahmal williams - wallie gap out - manhattan, new york - 2012


bobby puleo - ollie - brooklyn, new york - 2012


connor kammerer - kickflip fakie - manhattan, new york - 2012


walker ryan - kickflip - manhattan, new york - 2014


chris jones - wallie over hydrant - manhattan, new york - 2014


you can find stoops at a local skate shop, or order one online here.