This place was so much fun. It was easily the most fun I have had on a bike in a long time. I can’t wait to go back.

Believe it or not, I’m alive. I can’t believe that it’s been about 2 months since my last post!? Ya, I’ve got no excuse, just no motivation (or pictures–what are words without pictures?).

Well, last night, I finally took some pictures that I can share with you. Unlike the last set of photos of Duncan and Stephanie’s engagement shots. Those came out awesome, by the way. We were all really stoked on them!

I’ll post them up after they have sent out their invitations.

So for now….BMX!

Let’s start with the Adam show, he was the only person riding (since Stephen was shooting too).

I did manage to get a few of Mr. Horrocks before hand…

One upside to no bike and good weather is that other people are riding, and I can take photos. Though, I have to say that I would have rode this weekend….o’well.

Apparently, most of the BMX scene in Knoxville decided to head down to ATL on Saturday. And I guess they all slept in on Sunday since we didn’t see too many people out.

Now that the awkwardness has past, let’s get our mouths watering!

I’ve gone 0-2 so far. Did I mention we’ve only played 2 games? Ya!

Here are my logos. First is the hat logo and second is just the logo.

If only I had had some ASA200 film, these would have come out perfect. These were way overexposed, but I was able to salvage them. Barely.

And here is the setup: flim, clear cd case cover, iPhone for backlight. Pretty ghetto, but it works as well as anything else I’ve tried.

Unfortunately, there isn’t an updated 50mm for Nikon that has that large of an aperture. This forced me to “settle” with the Sigma 50mm f/1.4. I seriously couldn’t be more stoked!!! I snapped a few shots this evening after I got off work and I can’t wait to use it outside/anywhere with available light. I have seen so many amazing shots online of using this lens, I hope I can make some of my own.

After a botched attempt (due to me having to work extra for a deadline), we managed to get an hour or so in to get some photos.

I am really happy with how they came out. I realize now that I am going to have to use some external flash. I was trying to use all natural light, but I don’t know if I can get the desired effect and depth of field with it alone. Lindsay was able to talk Old City Java into letting us use their awesome space. We are gonna shoot/re-shoot some other items after the beginning of the year and I can’t wait!

All you have to do is click on the “register” link (in blue) next to name. This will take you to the register page, where you can fill out all kinds of info and upload an image from your computer. This is nice because you won’t have to input the same info time and time again. I just hope it works.

We went to the ice skating rink on Market Square just before lunch and met up with Stephen, Mica, Anna and Ocean. I was so excited because they have funnel cakes and other carnival-like food. I didn’t plan on skating, I knew the shoes/boots would hurt my leg. That left me as photographer, luckily though, I was accompanied by Stephen (photographer #2).

It probably looked kind of ridiculous, two dudes with major cameras to take pictures of people ice skating, but who cares?!

It was fun and everyone had a cold, good time. Shauna especially, she was so excited to go and even more so once we got there.

We finished it off with lunch at Tomato Head (always awesome!) and then got Mason a bath. All-in-all, a good wholesome Saturday! (cheeseball, I know)