El Salvador on FilmLast spring Philip Goold and I put together a contest and film trip to El Salvador for the ASP 3 Star event at Punta Roca in July. Our travel crew consisted Philip's longtime friend Cody Thompson as well as Tar Heelers Fisher Heverly and Brett Barley. This was my third time staying in the town of El Tunco and it’s suprising to see how much this little town has transformed in the past six years. The images in the gallery were shot on an old Nikon F2 camera with a Nikkor 50mm f/2 lens on Kodak TRI-X 400 film on our travels in El Tunco, El Sunzal and La Libertad.
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After surfing the same beach break in front of our hotel in for ten days straight Philip Goold, Cody Thompson and Fisher Heverly decided to break out the rental foam boards and change things up a little before hitting the road the next day. Shot and Edited by: Adam Roth Equipment: Canon 7D, Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM |
A summertime jaunt to El Salvador with Philip Goold, Cody Thompson, Fisher Heverly and Brett Barley. The boys stayed down the road a few kilometers from La Libertad and were welcomed with smiling faces, delectable cuisine, rippable beach breaks and rock points. Shot and Edited by: Adam Roth Equipment: Canon 7D, Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM,Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM and Tokina 11-16mm F/2.8 At-x Pro Dx |
Outer Banks of North CarolinaLinked up with Philip Goold, Cody and Tristan Thompson, and Brett Barley back in April. The waves did not produce the clip worthy ramps and faces we were looking for but it felt good to be back in Carolina. All of the boys ended up scoring with filmer Sean Benik two days later. Below are a few frame grabs of mine from Friday and Saturday as well as Sean's edit from the month of April on the Outer Banks.
Cody Thompson // Slob Grab
Philip Goold // From Behind the Dune
Brett Barley // Forehand Gouge
Filming with the new Zacuto EVF. |
Shot and edited over the course of two days with Jake Wareing. The piece is used to introduce the dynamic range of exercise capabilities available at Wareing's Gym. Written by: Jake Wareing Equipment: Canon 7D and Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Music: Moritz Von Oswald Trio - Pattern 4 |
The first run of Polymer Persons tees & tanks. All of the shirts are made in Los Angeles by American Apparel and printed in Virginia Beach with environmentally friendly water based ink. The print is from a photograph Leebo took a few weeks ago in Montana. Here is the story behind it: Bambi was found on the road by this guy Doc after his mother had been hit by a car right outside of his property. He picked him up and set him up in this cage until he could contact Montana Fish and Wildlife. They ended up telling him that due to the dense population of deer in Montana he would probably end up being euthanized if they came and picked him up. So Doc ended up telling them that the deer died over night, when actually he was nursing him with formula made for lambs. He gave him the name of Earl. Now Earl is out of the cage running around Docs 78 acre plot of land on the East Gallatin River. Every morning he comes knocking on Doc's door adorned in a collar waiting for breakfast. Earl plays with Doc's dogs and is living a much happier life than he would have if Montana Fish and Wildlife would have gotten a hold of him. Shot By: Andy Harris |
Got a chance to film with Philip Goold back in May. We waited for three days, hoping the wind would ease up or turn more in our favor but it never did. This is what we got... The wind just never let up. By the end of the session my lens was covered in salt. Shot and Edited by Adam Roth Camera: Canon 7D Music: Best Coast, I Want To Philtervision |
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