Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
a few questions for "dailybench"
there is a lot of bullshit on instagram, but if you do use the app and like quality flicks of graffiti and trains, you need to give dailybench a follow (with underscore in front, _dailybench). he was nice enough to answer a few questions for the blog and show a few of his favorite shots. enjoy.
Bridge Burner: What state do you do most of your benching and how long have you been at it?
Dailybench: I do most of my benching in California, Central Valley. I'm 18 now and have only been benching since mid 2009-10.
BB: What cameras/gear do you use?
DB: I bench mostly with my little canon powershot or my iPhone 5 when I don't have my camera. Nothin too fancy.
BB: When you walk up on a line of boxcars or one is passing by, name 3 writers you are hoping to catch.
DB: Three writers, kind of a hard question there is alot of different writers I hope or want to catch when benching but 3 favorites of mine have to be Ichabod, Mecro, and Snafu.
BB: Do you find that the rail workers are indifferent to you taking photos, or have you been hassled much?
DB: I haven't had too many problems with the bulls while benching most spots are just layups in town, don't really see workers unless they're picking up the line.
BB: On average, how many hours a week do you bench?
DB: A week, Maybe 10-11 hours I try to get a quick bench in before work everyday and one after at the main line.
BB: OnBesides trains/graffiti, what are some other subjects you like to shoot?
DB: Beside benching freights I also like shooting some nature or city shots when I go hiking or adventuring around the coast and Bay Area.
Bridge Burner: What state do you do most of your benching and how long have you been at it?
Dailybench: I do most of my benching in California, Central Valley. I'm 18 now and have only been benching since mid 2009-10.
BB: What cameras/gear do you use?
DB: I bench mostly with my little canon powershot or my iPhone 5 when I don't have my camera. Nothin too fancy.
BB: When you walk up on a line of boxcars or one is passing by, name 3 writers you are hoping to catch.
DB: Three writers, kind of a hard question there is alot of different writers I hope or want to catch when benching but 3 favorites of mine have to be Ichabod, Mecro, and Snafu.
BB: Do you find that the rail workers are indifferent to you taking photos, or have you been hassled much?
DB: I haven't had too many problems with the bulls while benching most spots are just layups in town, don't really see workers unless they're picking up the line.
BB: On average, how many hours a week do you bench?
DB: A week, Maybe 10-11 hours I try to get a quick bench in before work everyday and one after at the main line.
BB: OnBesides trains/graffiti, what are some other subjects you like to shoot?
DB: Beside benching freights I also like shooting some nature or city shots when I go hiking or adventuring around the coast and Bay Area.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
thick as thieves
a few weeks back I got together with Eyesore and Alex Luster for an evening of doing what we do best. here are the results...
and the video Alex put together...
and the video Alex put together...
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