Ben Luna attended the 96th best high school in the country as ranked by US News and World Report. Corbett High School. “Hey Ben, did they offer any artsy photo classes at your school?”
“No, but they have a 4 Block.”
Evidently, TSpence went to his artsy photo class. What’s Josh’s last name?
Rumor has it Robert shares a part with Ronnie.
Bemis ollie up to nollie backside 180.
Bobby Bemis definitely has the look right now. Try and get your hands on the newest issue of HUGE magazine from Japan to see for yourself.
Alex Davies couch surfing.
“We gotta get more purple in here.” - Bird
Manson’s version of the skatepark near Madison High School.
Mike D. with some sophisticated feeble grindage.
Bobby Anderson with an elegant front blunt.
What do you want to bet that’s Baca’s tag on the stairs? Couldn’t you see him writing “Gofer”?
Brian Baca with a big nollie sans noseslide.
Only instead of switch, this is regular and instead of a heelflip, it’s a back lip and instead of it being boring and uninspired it’s somewhat inspired. Richard, were you inspired?
A little better?
Pretty sure the plan was to bail in October, right? Start shaking those twins down to migrate south and switch heel something in the sunshine.
Immediately after landing this switch heel, Bobby got mad at himself for being stoked that he made it.
Pretty sure this photo is a few months old and this was probably the last time Tyler was in town. This guy’s been globe trotting this year. Stay away Tyler.
Actually, the making of this kickflip wallride probably led to the celebratory shirt removal. Brandi Chastain style. (Women’s World Cup soccer reference… google it.) TSpence behind the lens.
Robert was feeling like he wasn’t getting the love in the photo department so we’re trying to make it up to him. Robert, Garric is saying the supply of photos he’s sitting on of you is pretty slim…
Mike D. with a backside flipper off a gravel runway. That’s actually a pretty good idea for a skate stopper. Use gravel instead of concrete. You can’t stop the true skaters.
There is just no 2 ways about it. Normine can get up. After he ollied this, he turned around and ollied back the other direction.
8 more days and this back crail tail will be going down in San Diego. “Hasta La Vista, Craigery…”
It seems like once a spot gets popular or a few tricks go down, the floodgates open and it’s anything goes. What the heck, if a backside flip can go down, then why not switch. Erik Billups doesn’t ask why he just does. Switch backside flip over a street gap.
If guys don’t want to shoot photos with Garric, than he’ll just shoot himself. He’s got a tripod, no need to wait for everyone else to wake up and get going. Actually, Normine gets the photo cred. GRay with a backside wall booster.
While they were down south, Garric and Normine went and spent a little time in Nick’s world. Nick’s definitely got a strange world. First try smith grind. No denying Nick shreds.
Day 2 of Garric and Lance’s roadtrip produces another good shot. Something about this photo looks familiar. It doesn’t take a codebreaker to see a pattern forming. We might have to draw the line at 3 straight front boards. It’s definitely a sick shot though. Actually knowing Lance, this might be a back lip.