Edwin De La Rosa, one of our featured photographers for the Quintin/Defgrip “Imprint Project“, has a new photo feature up on Defgrip right now. Edwin’s photos are raw and really capture the energy of his surroundings.
If you really want to feast on some eye candy check out the Richard Avedon archives. He was defiantly knew what he was doing behind that 4×5 ground glass.
Found some pretty rad photographs from Austin based photographer Adam Voorhes. If you like too see what things look like while exploding then check it out here.
I have to thank @roblemz for introducing me to Esevan Oriol‘s work this morning. Defiantly some inspiring work he’s doing.
Today I stumbled on some pretty sick images of our team rider Wolfmam, from SF photographer Colby Larson. Check out his website to see some pretty impressive work.
So in a week me and some of the Quintin crew will be road tripping our way down to Austin TX for Odyssey’s Texas Toast Jam. So in celebration of a 10 days on the road, I wanted to share some photos by photographer Robert Frank, who documented America while on the road.
View from the Quintin Suite.
So last week the Quintin team and I along with our Russian friend Kikolay headed out to the hell hole that is Las Vegas and managed to not lose a lot of money, not get a lot of sleep, not get arrested, and have a pretty rad time out at this years Interbike.
Gabe Brooks looking contemplative up in the suite.
Nothing like a good book to cure a hangover.
Once Rob’s out of the office he’s got to hold 2 drinks in his hands or he turns to stone.
Chilling at the Base Brooklyn Party.
Arizona Quintin supporter Joey Calderone holding some prototype T1 stem.
Gabe Brooks signing some autographs for the kids.
Dope advertising by Fairdale bikes.
Rob, Tyler, and Joey fighting for lense.
Wouldn’t be a Vegas without seeing a big cowboy made of lightbulbs.
Nate Richter repping Quintin at the Base Brooklyn party.
Future Quintin mannequin.
How did my car get into Interbike?
The million dollar man.
Toni the Tiger announcing at NORA cup.
