Featuring Joey Scannella, Justin Brasco, Sam DeAngelis, Anddy Feliciano, Nick Fatato, Sean Grossman, Kris Craig, Hector Rodriguez, Arsenio Patterson, James Perez, and Augusto Castillo. “Shotgun Blading was asked to sponsor the First Annual Tribeca Takeover. Shotgun Blader Samuel DeAngelis skated the contest and also donated some camera services and captured this highlight edit!” – Sam DeAngelis.
Stefan Brandow – Negative Top Acid
Photographer Sam DeAngelis shot a few photos during Winter Madness 2 and caught some of the hammers that went down during the competition. Check out the photos featuring Jimmy Kobryn, Pablo Munoz, Hector Gonzalez, and Stefan Brandow. All photos by Sam DeAngelis.
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What was supposed to be a skatepark competition turned into an all day street comp reminiscent of the old days of New York City. Competitors traveled from place to place, stopping walking traffic at each location, to compete for 10 lucky spots to gain entry into this year’s NYC Invitational. Check out the iphone photo highlights from Saturday’s qualifier below. All photos by Sam DeAngelis.
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Drew “Muscles Glasses” Humphrey – AO Makio. Photo: Sam DeAngelis.
Saturday, October 27th, NYC and NJ bladers came out to celebrate Halloween early and get one last session in before hurricane Sandy hit. We met at Coleman skatepark and then took it to the streets, turning heads with our costumes and blades on our feet. Thanks to Sam DeAngelis for snapping a couple of flicks during the session. Congratulations to Jesus Medina for taking best tricks of the day with Angelo Morales coming in a very close second. Congratulations to Con Fuego, Dave Ngo, and Nathan Pachecho for splitting the prize money for best costume. All photos by Sam DeAngelis.
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“As the long winter comes to a close and Spring rears it’s head, the NY street sessions begin. All throughout the 5 boroughs of NYC the streets were once again moved by the sounds of rolling urethane and sliding plastic.
On a warm Spring weekend, some NJ bladers and myself headed out to Staten Island to meet up with Franco Cammayo and the crew. We started off at the infamous curved red ledges to warm up and snap the first two photos. After a quick session I grabbed the camera shot Steve Nichols with this sweet Tru Mistrial. With the strong sun my single flash wasnt doing enough to fill shadows so I had to use my reflector, gripped by myself, to ensure a well lit shot.”
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Filmed / Edited: Brent Scherer. Only filmed in 3 sessions featuring Willy Harvey, Joey Scannella, Kevin Lebron, Eric Miller, Steve Nichols, Adam Caroselli, Brett Stefko, Franco Cammayo, Wake Schepman, Sam DeAngelis, Brent Scherer, and Ryan Many.
John Stephens – Negative Makio. Photo: Sam DeAngelis.
Check out the photos from the L.E.S. Box Competition that went down earlier this month. Photographer Sam DeAngelis caught all of the big tricks that went down. See all of the photos below.
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“I would never in a million years fathom anyone attempting this trick. Back in April of this year the Valo team came into NYC to film for Valo “Five.” I contacted Jon Julio to see what his plans were and he replied with an invitation to come out for the day and shoot with the team. As I met the guys at LES park they were already scoping the area for tricks.
Erik Bailey was checking out this huge gap to ledge and decided he would charge it at full speed. The first couple of attempts ended with him rolling like a log across the blacktop for ten feet but somehow coming out unscathed each time. Finally, after setting up my flashes, I caught this shot just in time. He flew at this Disaster Mute Grab to Back Royale as Victor Arias caught the clip. This shot was taken with my Canon T2i at 1/160, f6.3, 400, with flashes placed bottom left and top right” – Sam DeAngelis.
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“Welcome to the 6th Annual Last Man Standing Street Competition brought to you by Victor Callender and Wheels In Motion. Victor started the contest series to bring more awareness to New York City’s Rollerblading scene. This year the contest was held Uptown in a place locals have deemed “The Pit.” With its variety of obstacles and acceptance from the parks department, “The Pit” created a perfect setting for the competition for a second year in a row” – Sam DeAngelis.
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Check out the full coverage of one of NYC’s biggest events of the year the NYC Street Invitational. Filmed and edited by Sam DeAngelis for Be-Mag.
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