Feature article written and shot in current Nov. issue of BIKE magazine. BUY IT!

Instead of giving you an excuse for lack of blog updates in the past year. I'll give you proof of timeline. Pictured above is page 1 and 2 of a feature written and shot by myself found in the most current issue of BIKE magazine. Its contents showcase the "Delicate Genius", Brandon Semenuk stepping outside his comfort zone in the streets of Chicago.  As per usual; click on the photo to see the thumbnails of the article. The gallery also contains other print ads. etc from recent travels.

Brandon Semenuk making a pass at me.. Deep Summer Photo challenge 2010

 This past year has been the busiest yet; for me and for FullCircle Photography. A Big thanks to all my friends, family and of course athletes for their participation and dedication to the sport. I would also like to extend a grip and grin to all involved with the SRAM corp. as the opportunities and good times are appreciated very much.

To those that have given up checking the blog for updates, I urge you to come back! It's a new year and it looks to be another busy one.

One event I had the pleasure of competing in this past Crankworx was the DeepSummer Photo Challenge; alongside six other Mountain Bike photographers. With the undivided attention of Tyler Morland, Kenny Smith, Brandon Semenuk and Taylor Sage, three days of shooting and one day of editing was then compiled into a show to be dissected by a panel of judges. Above is a link (click the photo), it will take you to our slide show. One that is said to have stirred the pot. The slideshow was produced by Sagerian Media.   Enjoi

A new Project. I have teamed up with Taylor Sage to form Media Duo called "Sagerian Media"

A few people have sent messages wondering where all these images I've been working on are...All I can tell you is the wait should be worth it. As stated above I have teamed up with Taylor Sage (Freeride cinematographer) to work on a combination of Full feature film and Coffee Table style picture book to be released later this year. So far our travels have taken us from Reno NV to Highland bike park NH. with a stop over at a Canadian world cup. At current moment, I am based in Whistler and up to my neck in processing. Web updates have been released offering a slight glimpse into some of the athletes and the terrain they slay. Link below should give you a bit of an idea of what is yet to come.

http://thesensus.com/antonym-update-semenuk/

Thank you all for your interest.

 "Semenuk is a robot with the special chip"

I have the pleasure of sharing with you; a two month span of experiences and images. This gallery contains imagery form Monterey California and the infamous "Sea Otter Classic", a showcase  of un-natural abilities at the "Post Office" in Santa Cruz, a wildly dedicated group of builders and riders from Sacramento Ca to the woods of Pemberton BC and last but not least, a little "Fresh Air" from Jordie Lunn's Mom's house.

The time spent on the road has been, bar-none, the best time of my shooting career, a forming of what some might perhaps call "the dream team".  Kenny Smith, Tyler Morland and Taylor Sage have offered me so much insight into a world I am keen to understand and another that should probably be left un-touched! My gratitude to these guys hopefully is portrayed through the images and a story that they too can share.

All I can say is there was definitely some blood shed and plenty of socks lost, enjoy the gallery.

OH sh&#T!.. didn't see you there.

To tell you the truth my thoughts recently have been much more "geared" (pardon the linguistic), toward two wheels and berm snakes. I know what you’re thinking; my loss of faith is second or maybe third to everyone else. But an early morning rise accompanied by a warm Americano and an uncharacteristically warm breeze definitely had me flipping the pages of catalogues in search of this year’s wheel set. This was until much more than the stars aligned. I was given three days and an urge to visit a friend. Some of you may attest to the unforgiving highways that show themselves as I plan to travel somewhere. Without fail I seem to always be battling road conditions, but this time was different, I welcomed the challenge of poor visibility and eerie highways as I knew, when my sled was to find its way to the top of that nameless zone the fruits would be the sweet to my bitter.

click the photo to have some fruit.