Birdeye
Dub/Carhartt/Project 5 London jam 2009. This was the first riding picture I took all day, and, coincidentally, the only OK one. Even if it does look physically impossible. As seen in my Q&A on Defgrip.
You can now buy high-quality C-type prints of most of the pictures on this site. I talk a bit more about it, amongst other things, in a Q&A over on Defgrip (where there are also some previously unseen photos).
Any questions or feedback then let me know in the comments, or drop me an email.
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This website has been around three-and-a-third years, in its current, photoblog-esque incarnation. So changing the format to include longer bits of writing like most other blogs have is a bigger deal than it sounds. And it’s also a new step for me: I’ve never actually had a personal blog, despite having written my university dissertation on their design.
Initially I’ll probably add a few of the things I’ve written for Ride UK, as well as various other publications and websites. But hopefully, eventually, I’ll branch out into writing some pieces exclusive to this site (with a remit of BMX or photography-focused essays).
Why I’m doing this
- I want what I do to be seen by as many people as are interested in it, writing not exempted.
- Increasingly, this is going to mean more self-publishing, especially online. I should probably have started that sentence with “while I still love print”, like every other diatribe on the state of BMX media, but I’ll leave that (or not) for when I do write a diatribe on the state of BMX media—it’s certainly something I’ve been thinking about a lot.
So consider this a first step in the next direction of this website. Where this is actually going to lead is about as clear to you as it is to me. Which is pretty much where I started three-and-a-third years ago with the photos.
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