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Levelogger Don Pendleton (and P-Rod) done did the Dew. CN260710

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Maybe adidas should have recut the whole thing instead of Lucas. Nicely done. CN050610

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Some cool work. He’s got a show coming up in SF at Gallery Heist. OA040510

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Anthony Smith writer

11 February 2010

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AN EMULSIONAL EXPERIENCE

You’re never going to believe what’s on the horizon from Fuji. It’s the launch of an all-new film camera. Not just film, but medium format no less. Foldable and compact, the new GF670 Professional is capable of shooting either 6×6 or 6×7 format and accommodates both 120 and 220 film. A coupled rangefinder, exposure compensation, manual exposure and aperture-priority automatic modes compliment the 80mm Fujinon EBC lens. If you need to light it up, the GF670 has flash sync speeds ranging from four seconds to 1/500 of a second via hot shoe mount or PC socket.

Some may question the relevance of Fuji’s new film camera, but many photographers do still crave the product and process of shooting film and the GF670 may be a modern-day tool to satisfy that hunger. I think back to the magic of creating some of my first photographs on film and get nostalgic thinking about this camera. It’s comforting to know that one of the companies that helped build modern photography isn’t ready to let the tradition of film die out just yet.

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Steven Vogel interview

Steven Vogel represents my idea of the modern-day Renaissance man. Even if you don’t know him by name, you’re likely familiar with some of the projects he’s headed up or played a pivotal role in. As a published author and former editor, communication is arguably his strongest suit but he’s much more than just a wordsmith.
Whether you’re an artist, a writer, a musician, a skateboarder, designer or even an entrepreneur, Mr. Vogel’s opinions are worth listening to.

Don Pendleton, 19 April 2010

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A tale of Two Things

I was walking down the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam a couple months ago and came across Go Gallery. The exhibition at the time featured a bunch of really dope paintings done by two dudes named Two Things. The owner of the gallery was cool enough to put us in touch. We did an interview, went to a lot of rad openings, watched homies play Jenga for money and smoked hella cigarettes inside. These guys are super talented. Read about it, and look at some pictures.

Omar Almufti, 03 February 2010

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Absorb this

Dave Ackels has been quietly making local skateboard videos in Dayton, Ohio for almost two decades. His Absorb video project finally gives people all over the world a chance to peak in on the local scene and the people who make it what it is. The independent filmmaker discusses MTV, YouTube, company skateboard videos and how they can all coexist peacefully.

Don Pendleton, 29 January 2010

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