Photography

This has actually been on the about page for awhile but I figured that I should make an 'official' announcement since as of yesterday he is now an official student of photography. I 'd like to welcome My friend Keven aka K.Sold aboard as a contributing photographer to Stance Is Everything.

A few weeks ago I promised to post Sam's shots of the Maxbimmer Autumn e30 meet. Then I got sidetracked with some other posts today I make good on my promise and liberate these photos from my stanceiseverything@gmail inbox. Enjoy.

After getting a little love from HellaFlush quite a few new people started following me on twitter, real people, not just those weird half naked fake accounts that tell you about teeth whitening. One of the accounts that stood out was British Columbia photographer Bryce Casselmans. The pic of him ripping some back roads in his Miata looked sort of interesting and seeing that he and I share a lot of the same interests (cars, toys, 'extreme sports' photography) and I so I decided to follow his tweets. He has been doing some interesting things with model cars lately and I thought it was worth sharing what can be done with a few bucks, some camera equipment, and a little creativity.

Went out with the Stance Is Everything staff photographers, aka my friend Keven and my girlfriend, and we tried some rolling shots for the first time. We were inspired by this video so we set out and find a remote area of the suburbs of Mississauga and got down to work. I wish we had a fourth person because a picture of how we were doing it would have been pretty amusing. Let's just say that it was good we had a KIA soul on hand as one of the camera cars.

I'm not a really big self hype kind of guy I would rather toss over the accolades to someone else and let my work continue to be the platform to showcase the work of others. So that being said here is a collection of exceptional photos of my girlfriends first foray into automotive photography using my ride as the test mule.