Wheel Talk

MTS in NYC

Camera: Pentax 67
Lens: Pentax 105 mm f/2.4
Film: 120 Kodak Gold 200

Fond farewell. Yesterday the city began demolishing the China Banks. A modest bridge that overlooked Kearny street and has given refuge to the skate and bike worlds for the last 40+ years. The dust has yet to settle on a community that has become all too familiar with losing its iconic street spots. This much is sure, I’m grateful that a spot like this was even constructed in the first place.

Photos: Dylan Aiken and I

Camera: Canon EOS 3 (thank uou Jake Ricker)
Lenses: Canon 15mm & 50mm
Film: Ilford HP5 Plus

Who needs a bike lock when it never leaves your side? Eric Zhang ‘s LOW build, shot during the last time he was in SF.

Camera: Pentax 67
Lens: Pentax 105mm 2.4
Film: 120 Ilford HP5

Safe travels you two. This evening, I printed some 35mm photos of TATSU and AL during their two month stay in San Francisco. They’ll be in Los Angeles for the next couple of weeks so reach out and show them around town if you live in LA. Until next time ✌️

Camera: Canon EOS 3 + 15mm Fisheye
Film: Ilford HP5 Plus
Paper: ILFORD PHOTO Multigrade Fiber Glossy

35MM Double Exposure

Camera: Olympus OM1 / 50mm 1.4
Film: Ilford HP5 400

The long hallway. It’s been rad riding track bikes and connecting with the last few days. Here’s a shot of him threading the needle through bumper to bumper traffic in downtown yesterday. He’s in SF with for a couple of months, so reach out and show em’ both around this incredible city.

10 points if your wheel touches the lens. Rolling around and doing wheelies with AL on his Brooklyn Machine Works, fixed gear build. It might not look like it, but his front wheel has entered into the splash zone and is inches from the fisheye.

Much love to everyone who stopped by to support our photoshow at over the weekend. If you didn’t make it, the show will be up for the month, and both and have zines available at the space. Get ‘em before they’re gone, and we’ll see you at the next one. ✌️