I witnessed a black shadow appear while attending the Brooklyn Invitational. There was so much going on in the mayhem of the show I never had a chance to introduce myself to this fellow in black. A day later I was hanging out at Keino's Shop and saw the same shadow resting in the corner. Turned out that Keino had built the 49 pan for a guy named Gentry and he was just breaking it in. I met up with Gentry on a fine afternoon then captured him and his black pan. I was out of my element. I typically shoot in open spaces but that kind of real estate is hard to come by in Brooklyn. Things were looking shitty because I found that buildings tend to block a setting sun.... I was using a new 80 dollar lens because the dust from sturgis destroyed my good one.. and I had no lighting. Finally the sun receded enough for the street lights to pop on.... This was my magical hour. Street lights and my truck lights were all I had. I was forced outside my box but it's my belief that good things became of it.
5 comments:
Makin' beauty out of bullshit.
(Gentry's a cool cat.)
nice!
closer....it's different.
Gentry is very nice bloke, going riding with him in So Cal next week weirdly. Great pics Josh, good seeing you out NYC bruv.
I love that bike!
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