“I started shooting photos to document what me and my friends were doing and to have something to look back on. A lot of my friends had film cameras and already shot skate photos that inspired me. I took a film photography class in high school and got my own gear. I always thought film was exciting because you have no idea how it’s going to come out. When you get it right, it’s a similar feeling to landing a trick. Skateboarding and photography go hand in hand.”
Billy McFeely, sw bs 180 nosegrind from flat
Brendan Carroll, switch crooks to forwards wit a lil view of Sicily.
Josh Wilson grinding this rusty metal death trap to the end. He wedged a 2×4 between the ground and the rail so it didn’t fall apart when he ollied on.
Justin Healey, slappy blunt alley-oop.
Super soaker to the dome.
Justin Healey, wet noodle jam.
Billy McFeely, boardslide.
Justin Healey, 5050.
