Neil Smith's 'warm up trick' on a Spanish monster.
28/02/2009
26/02/2009
25/02/2009
24/02/2009
The Program Interview
The Program is cool online skate zine out of Louisville, Kentucky headed up by Andy Collins. Andy was kind enough to interview me for their new edition, you can view it here.
22/02/2009
13/02/2009
12/02/2009
Brighton revisited
10/02/2009
Into The Void
At the weekend I visited the birthplace of Heavy Metal, Birmingham, in order to attend the appropriately titled 'Home of Metal' exhibition/event. One of the highlights of the day was being able to make your own badge featuring your favourite midlands rock legend. As you can see above, Hoppy chose Tony Iommi. For more on this peep the next issue of Plus 1.
09/02/2009
Neil Smith
Here's Smithy boardsliding the handrail around the back of Livingston Skatepark, June 2005. You can just about see the copper trying to get out of Neil's way on the left hand side. For another view of what was going on check the footage here (that's me in the red jacket).
06/02/2009
Enter the Dutang
05/02/2009
Frida Hyvönen
I recently visited Stockholm to photograph the super talented Frida Hyvönen. I don't think her new album is out in the UK yet (it's really good by the way) but you can see her play at Bush Hall tonight.
03/02/2009
Simon Evans
Simon & Sarah, Berlin, September 08.Stoked to see Simon Evans featured on the excellent Chrome Ball Incident today. These days Simon is creating some really nice art, you can check it out here.
02/02/2009
31/01/2009
26/01/2009
"Yeah mate, have you been down by the river? They all go down there, jumpin dahn the steps, going dahn the slopes..."
The face behind the words: Stuart Hammond is the man responsible for the PWBC book club page in Plus 1 Magazine, as well as writing for Dazed & Confused, and probably a bunch of other cool mags too. He also enjoys riding his skateboard beneath the Queen Elizabeth Hall.
Mark Channer sighting!
23/01/2009
Yobblerard
Went out shooting with Rob Mathieson the other day... What do we get for our trouble and pain? Well, we got giant puddles in the landing and yet more security guard hassle, London can be trying sometimes.
Here's Rob doing his switch Five-0 in the dryer climates of spain last winter... Anyone want to go on a trip?
22/01/2009
21/01/2009
PWBC
Hanging out with these guys today, always fun, despite security guards trying to piss on our parade!On the way home I saw this guy outside Vitra on Clerkenwell Road (apologies for the shitty iphone picture):
Vitra specialise in designer furniture reproductions (Eames etc), every year they have a sale. This guy MUST MUST MUST save a bit of money on a sofa and has made sure he's front of the queue. It's January in London, it's fucking freezing, the sale starts Saturday, today is Wednesday.
18/01/2009
Jamie
This is an outtake from the 'Waterproof Jackets' shoot I did for Plus 1 magazine. To see the rest of the shoot you can download the whole issue in PDF format here. The handsome chap above is Jamie Partridge, and when he's not getting water thrown on him in freezing conditions he can turn out amazing paintings such as this:
16/01/2009
Slam's file
The Five Fields
Spent the day trying to shoot some stuff in the Pimlico area of London. Howard Cooke was out...
As well as Mr. Seth Curtis.
And this guy again
Winter!
Room with a view.
The old Battersea power station is one of my favourite buildings in London, I was stoked to see it from a new angle.
14/01/2009
Backstreet Symphony
I shot this sequence of Colin Kennedy for Thunder trucks a while back, and the ad has just come out on the back cover of Sidewalk mag. Backside 360 Nollie down a double set in Mallorca.
Paddy!

Patrick Melcher came to visit London last summer. Whilst roaming the City, we stumbled upon a strange yellow pavilion outside St. Paul's, and for once we didn't get shouted at. Backside Lipslide.
13/01/2009
11/01/2009
Jake's Alley: S.K.A.T.E.

Slam City Skates are hosting a massive game of skate in Jake's Alley outside the shop. The first games took place yesterday, but this will run for many weeks to come. This is basically the London version of the game being played out on The Berrics right now, this means that the floor is bad, you've got about 6 foot of width to play with and a steady stream of pedestrians, should be great!
Vaughan and Toddy were first up.
Lev breaks it down.I'm not gonna give away the results here just yet, but keep checking the Slam site and all will be revealed via video evidence!
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