Showing posts with label matt rzeszutko. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matt rzeszutko. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 17, 2008

New Photography

I took a bunch of photos with the LX3 and have edited a few. I was going to upload them to Flickr, however, you only get so much space per month unless you pay for a pro account. Since I already pay for a pro account on Photobucket, I figured that it would just be a waste. So here are the photos I took (hosted on Photobucket):


Smiling sink drain


Box cat



Full moons don't look nice with a wide angle lens


Dragon Vs. Cat


Jenga


Michelle, Camille, Maya


Trashed Romance


Light-proofing


Matt reviewing


Con Ed Banks


Lost daylight


This is America



Large Labia (bush included)


Matt's vagina booty



Tranquil on the outside


Sun sets on LIC


Crossing paths



Time Travel


Once plush


Reality

Saturday, August 04, 2007

going to asia

Since Sho's passing, I have been planning on making a trip out to Beijing, China to visit his parents. Those plans are finally coming to light, as I am flying out from NYC to Beijing on Thursday with my friends Jeremy and Gia. After about 5 days there, we are flying down to Jakarta, Indonesia to meet up with Budi then off to Bali the next day. As the date approaches, I am actually starting to get excited about the trip...finally. I am borrowing a pretty nice camera from a co-worker, so I am going to try to have some banging blog photos.



Well, back to NYC life.



About 3 weeks ago or so, Harley (owner of Substance Skateboards) told me to swing by and grab a deck. As I was looking through the decks, I saw this:





Mr. Ralph Murphy was turned pro! I was psyched and have been skating his board since. Also, Jahmal (Williams) had a shout-out for his new company, Hopps, in the latest Transworld. Check the site out!





Speaking of local companies, I have been riding Prize Fighter wheels for a while now and am pretty psyched on them. Billy Rohan, Rob Campbell, and Leo Gutman are riding for them now, so that is pretty hyphy. Check them out too.


Okay, okay, enough promotion. So I have been trying to skate as much as I can when not working and sometimes that means skating for 30 minutes or so during my lunch break. But it has been so humid out that I end up running back in for a meeting most of the time dripping in sweat...it is amazing. There also seems to be a trend that my friends are getting hurt, or they are out of town, or they are just over skating and it is super hard to find people to skate with sometimes...they don't have the "it's too cold out" excuse anymore. At least Matt (Rzeszutko) is coming back (the day after I leave for China) and that means a lot of rippage when I get back. He also quit ATM for 1031 and has been schralping with Kristian Svitak. He told me that the Rockstar video is almost done. Other than that, I don't really have anything new. Haven't heard from Leonard in a minute...I wonder what is up on the other coast? Leonard...City University of London?


I am going to leave you with the clip of the day, Levi Brown's part from the new Element video:


Monday, October 30, 2006

Kids from the Windy City sometimes get busy with the wind in Jersey City

So I decided to make a hike out to Jersey City yesterday to skate Hamilton with Matt and Gary Rzeszutko and upon leaving the Path Train we were greeted with (what seemed like) hurricane force winds. It felt like gravity lost its direction and ended up moving in the wrong direction (horizontal). We got some amusing footage playing in the wind that I will post when I get a chance to make a little clip. I never realized how much wind can wear you out...

I sometimes imagine how awesome it would be to hold a political position, such as a mayor of a city. I guess when you do things like force police to write more tickets and end up getting 5 for a broken headlight, it may not be that awesome after all.

Classified ads can yield the most entertainment in the fewest words:
'I've divorced better men than you. And worn more expensive shoes than these. So don't think placing this ad is the biggest comedown I've ever had to make. Sensitive F, 34.'

niggaspace.com
At least they have Mr. Lif on the homepage...


That is a lot of stairs to land fakie on. Props.

Video part of the day...native New Yorker, Mr. Frank Gerwer.