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Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. Show all posts
11.15.2009
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10.11.2009
Now Show Out!
Saw this on my boy Will Hump's blog (available HERE). This made my day!!! The Jerk Boys ain't got nuthin on this!!
10.03.2009
It's Official...I have to get the 7d
Ok so Canon is about to release the new 7d and I must say just from looking at the beta footage this is going to be quite a contender in the market of video-capable DSLR's. Pictured below is what it looks likes straight out of the box.

Check out this footage below to get an idea of just what you can do with this camera...
"Perya" - a Canon 7D Short from Bob Nicolas on Vimeo.
Now with a few accessories you can set up a mild to extreme rig for the camera that will basically give you everything you need for all of indie film endeavors.
I found this picture below and it got me thinking; Could this be the future of independent cinema/media or even news maybe? hmm...only time will tell...

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art dope,
culture,
i want,
ill,
information,
inspiration,
photography,
technology,
video,
vimeo
8.06.2009
Fixed Gear Sensation
If you have paid attention lately to recent cultural trends, one of the biggest and growing scenes had to be the cycling community. One of the most active sectors of the cycling scene is the fixed gear community or sometimes referred to as track bikes.
Definition of a Fixed Gear Bike: “Fixie is short for “fixed gear,” meaning the rear wheel and the pedals are connected through a single gear anchored to the rear wheel.Unlike standard road bikes, there is no way to coast, there is only one gear and brakes are optional. Simply put, when the wheels are moving, the rider’s legs are moving.”
Courtesy of: Jim Wirtanen


Besides the obvious health benefits of biking in general there other reasons people choose to ride fixies. 1. They are easier to maintain and in general are lighter weight then your average mountain bike. Some people choose to ride without brakes, its more so of a personal choice. Although it may be safer in a city like St.Louis to ride with one brake at least lol. There are other options such as a single gear so that you can still coast, since a fixie will have you pushing a lot of energy, especially uphill.

Anima D'Acciaio Trailer Ver5.1 from Cinecycle on Vimeo.
If you would like more information check out these sites below:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/fixed-conversion.html
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/deakins/how-to-fixed-conversion.html
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/
Labels:
culture,
documentary,
dopeness,
mademonarchs,
monarchs,
movies,
pop culture,
sports,
St. Louis,
Style,
underground,
video
5.30.2009
Haight & Ashbury
I went to many great places while in San Francisco. However, I didn't hit my peak of excitement until I came upon the block of Haight & Ashbury. Look around...Hippie sightings EVERYWHERE! They chillin. They singin'. They foolin'. It's great. Even the houses have hippie colors. lol. But that's not why I was excited. Around Haight & Ashbury are blocks and blocks of dope stores. Of course there are the hippie stores thrown in there, but I fell into many stores with my type of style as well.
You have the hippie stores, hippie houses, and graff spots...
And you have MY spots *BIG smile*...
5.18.2009
Got Love for Solemates
So J.Nichols is like our outside source or something...He's a honorary member of Made Monarchs (lol). Anywhoooo...he linked me to this vid of the ladies at SolematesChicago. Solemates is probably my favorite store in Chicago. It's a consignment sneaker and streetwear boutique. They cater to women well with the dope ish that I actually LIKE and the staff there are HELLA down-to-earth. We got love for em'. In the video, Autumn and Ashley discuss the sneaker movement from a female perspective. Their views are the same ones that I have so I really enjoyed hearing this from fellow sneaker-adorers such as I *smile*. Check it out and GO SUPPORT SOLEMATES!:
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