I shot this photo on a visit to my aunt Tanya's in BOtown. Between riding the skatepark, Qui-Gong boot camp, Tarot lessons, and bagel making I was able to capture this photo. Weeeeeeeeeeeee!!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
No more Computers...please
I shot this photo on a visit to my aunt Tanya's in BOtown. Between riding the skatepark, Qui-Gong boot camp, Tarot lessons, and bagel making I was able to capture this photo. Weeeeeeeeeeeee!!
"I felt like lying down by the side of the trail and remembering it all. The woods do that to you, they always look familiar, long lost, like the face of a long-dead relative, like an old dream, like a piece of forgotten song drifting across the water, most of all like golden eternities of past childhood or past manhood and all the living and the dying and the heartbreak that went on a million years ago and the clouds as they pass overhead seem to testify (by their own lonesome familiarity) to this feeling." -Jack Kerouac
Jackson Allen
Jackson Allen Shreds and you know it get your act together and party on over to Sasquatch Canyon.
Chris Akrigg
Chris Akrigg is an incredibly talented bike rider and a mighty rad dude, a few months back I had the opportunity of showing Chris and Robert Rebholz around San Francisco to shoot some photos around the bay area before Sea Otter. Chris was mesmerized by the San Francisco sunsets, Rob was pumped on some sweet photos, and I was stoked on meeting some new homies. Now almost a year later Chris is continuing to blow minds, with this edit of him riding much closer to home on a hill in Spain. Combining the likes of downhill riding and aggressive trails riding I honestly have never seen somebody ride a bike like this, I would recommend hitting play and soaking in this new style of riding. Enjoy!!! If you dig Chris's riding style check out his site at ChrisAkrigg.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Nana Grizol
"It should be unlawful to live where you can't see the stars."
- Mr.Bennet's year book quote
- Mr.Bennet's year book quote
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Mikey Luplow
I really enjoyed this lots of wall splats, footplants, drops, and sweet pegless riding. Closest thing I can get to riding in this mighty storm.
Jeanie


This is Jeannine she is kinda one of my bestfriends a sister, a homie, and a fellow adventurer. From hunting for deer skulls, riding cruisers on the mountain, eating granola, chanting, climbing, swinging on ropes like primitive gnomes ,exploring the un-explored to working at Henry's Toyshop. Jeanie is a real life pimp. Here are some photos I took of her on our last mini-venture. Crooked Prints and scratched film we ain't got the battered whim blues.
Matador
Matador is a band based out of Santa Cruz with a sound that will make your eardrums kick. Their harmonic lyrics of the natural world and those who inhabit is taken in to a unique account as Mathew and Dorota throw their own spin on American folk music while adding some sprinkles of polish flavor. First seeing these guys preform was at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, completely fed up with the ruthless hordes of people and overcrowded stages. I began walking out and saw these cats performing on the street corner, utterly stoked, I danced, I listened and was enchanted. If you dig it you can purchase their album here.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Highspeed Brothas
Brain Miller remains strapped with a Gopro while a portion of the TamBikes family speed ahead on another wet ride down Mount Tamalapis's voluptuous green body.
Alleys in smoke
a ceiling of nails
the floor dissolves
to pools of beer and sweat
minds rock aimlessly
searching for the waste outside
flannels sprawled upon barb wire fences
viking tongues
dying brain cells
the pants are lost
the socks are wet
raunchy acts and blackened finger nails
leather limbs and denim souls
the voices are gone
and
the swing has stopped
-tp
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
We Are Family
We are Family is a union of riders and homies that are projecting their lives through the means of freestyle bike riding. Having fun, blasting high, and pedaling fast is the name of the game. This here is the second family session and the first episode, yet its kind of ironic that only one sibling is riding in this edit. Andreu Lacondeguy throws it down to shows y'all kids how to properly toss yourself around at high altitudes. (around 4:08 I would turn the music off to spare your ears) Besides that enjoy!
Monday, February 14, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Nirvakalpa
This here is a song Nikolas, AlexFrank, and I recorded spontaneously in my room after a date with our favorite green god. Utter maylay. Check out more ranting golbinghoultrollfuck here at Nirvakalpa.
El Barzón
Mr. Nachi Conde-Farley is the triumphant mayan caretaker of the youth music scene in West Marin. He has put on dozens of shows at the Dance Palace and Toby's art gallery in Point Reyes, CA and featured sweet bands like Jughead, Rule5 and The Egads. Nachi is the man behind keeping the youth community strong in the PR and keeping it real on the daily. From his radio show every other sunday (on KWMR), his killer bonfires, and his enthusiastic outlook. Nachi is a rad dude, a brotha and a savvy little bugger which gives you all the reason to check out his new blog at unbarzondenachi.blogspot.com. Scope it and enjoy the mind of the NACHO!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
The Filth
I don't hate anybody man except for those castrating our world of its natural state, my freshman math teacher, and anyone that pees on the toilet paper, yet hot damn this song is tasty. The Filth was one of the first punk bands to come out of Holland in the late 1970's with a series of chaotic gang affairs and fingering blowup dolls at the local high school "Don't Hide Your Hate" became one of there greatest singles.
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