More SF days

So I quit my old job, got a new one, so hopefully I will have some more time to go out and shoot, and therefore update the blog.

So here we got some photos from a day out in the City, skating around downtown. First hit up this nice bump over the sidewalk. Ian Brunkow with a Frontside Flip:

And Leandro with the Backside variation:

Then we headed over to the Transbay Terminal where Ian got this perfect Nollie Cab:


Now this was a couple weeks ago. Just earlier today, I was on my way home from work when I ran into some of the Sacto homies skating at the Library. I quickly ran home, grabbed my board and gear and made it back in time to catch Andy Dicker's Bigflip over the gap:

Making it look easy.

Stay tuned.

LBC nose knowsgrinds.

And he can do some cool shit out of them.

Back 180


Shove it.


All the while the chinese god of mutiple limbs smiles aprovingly in the background.

3rd and Army with LBC.

Went out today with LBC (Legally Blind Chris) and his loyal companion Roo out to 3rd and army. Chris held it down with the front crook through the bend.

Proof is in the pudding:

Photoshop is fun.

Right? Right.
Evan Kinori, Front Smith.

Shredwood 2009

Some photos from the Sredwood 2009 contest held at the Redwood City skatepark.

Andrew Langi was killing it in full effect. Here we got a huge tweaked frontside air in the bowl.They set up a big extension in the bowl for the best trick contest. Langi came through with a Madonna to Tail.All the way from across the pond, Ben Raemers has been on fire lately. He took first place in the best trick with this insane front blunt on the extension.

Random SF day

Yeah, yeah. I know it's been a while. I'll start updating again more. I promise.

Will came down to San Francisco not too long ago. We hit up this school yard spot with a nice set of stairs. After a pretty good couple games of skate, Will, along with his buddies Andy and Casey, starting hitting up the set.


Will has been doing switch flips a lot. Here's one.


After Will's switch flip, I ventured on to the roof to get another angle. It worked out pretty well for Andy's Nollie Back Heel and Casey's Tre Flip.

New Post.

For the hell of it.

It's been a long time.


David Urke- Frontside Nollie
Sorry it took so long to post this, Dave.

These are the some shots I took from my roof, a little while ago.




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Also look for my photos on the SLAP website.