sideways!

sideburn magazine just came out with issue #4

featuring my shots of my brother rob

getting sideways on concrete!

jeremiah

all apologies...

sorry for my late posting and delivery of shots

from ground zero #4.

been busy chasing my own tail these last two weeks.

g.

duct tape and bailing wire

as seen at ground zero...

back from ground zero...

good times, as per usual.

rode about 1500 miles with jerry here.

i musta seen him digging into those bags a thousand times.

going off the grid...

look for my hazy ground zero coverage next week.

xoxo

g.

thin is in...

sideburn!

order up sideburn #4.

chop cult 6-pack

i was asked to submit a few tips for shooting bikes over at chop cult.

click the pic and check it out!

the site is brand-new and coming along nicely.

good work, guys!

well-worn groove

ground zero chopper throwdown

this is the fourth year for trent's get-together

in albuquerque.

my fourth time to go as well.

trent has been putting me to work for years now,

shooting his bikes.

more often than not, i get a call that goes like this...

"hey fucker, just finished another pan/knuck/shovel.

get up here and shoot it, owner takes delivery in two days."

i have made many midnight runs to the atomic compound.

about a twelve hour ride from my home in houston.

always worth it.

always regretting that i didn't have more time...

not to take photographs, but to just hang out with

my friend.

ground zero gives me that time.

iron horse magazine

evidently my shots of tyler are in the

new issue of iron horse.

i have not seen it yet.

buy a copy and report back!

tom foster - los angeles, california

tom and i were brought together a few years ago after the passing of a mutual friend, johnny vasko.

i was lucky enough to pay tom a visit a while back, and have plans to return soon.

tom is a fascinating character.

we stay in touch via text and phone and i am proud to call him a friend.

i'm gonna crawl

just a few random snaps taken of me
getting to know the pavement.

jordan pankhurst - houston, texas

teacher john - bastrop, texas

john's dad bought this shovelhead
when he got back from the vietnam war.
survivors.

du$ty

du$ty is the stuff of legend.

a walking paradox.

one of the most real persons i know.

good times in bastrop sunday morning...

sometimes...

its not about the photo.

or the lighting.

or the angle.

sometimes (most of the time), it becomes about the memory.

of lying in the middle of an intersection on a sunday morning.

inner city.

wrong side of the tracks.

church bells ringing from all around.

homeless guys dressed as gnomes.

me telling ratfink john to "go faster, jump farther..."

and him doing it, repeatedly... despite breaking shit on his sportster in the process.

and big john digging the scene, being big john.

nothing else matters.

mitch rules

and surrounds himself with rulers.

for springa

des moines, iowa

trent's knuckle...again

trent schara's latest - edgewood, new mexico

paint by john stromberg

the harpoon - fullerton, california

on the cover!

my shots of trent and his knuckle, a/k/a/ "three" made the cover of iron horse.

rouser

zac roberts

yay-hoos - austin, texas

john collins - houston, texas

closer every day...

new site for book updates and orders...
click the link at right.

idle hands

chopperdave loves his bardahl

sunday morning in corpus christi

rouser

built by jeff wright / owned by brad pitt / found at trevelen's

t-bone - costa mesa, california

idle hands - preview