So I recently decided I needed a fisheye lens, but I didn’t know which lens to get. So who would be better to ask than Dean Blotto Grey? I asked him and he highly recommended the Canon 15mm Fisheye 2.8 lens. He claimed this was the ONE if I wanted a fisheye lens. So I looked around and it retailed for around $630.00. More than I was willing to pay at the moment. So Blotto decided to sell me his for a pretty damn good price. I have had it for a week now and am in love. I just have to careful not to overuse because too many fisheye shots can get old fast.
Here is a shot Blotto took with the lens of Jones in Utah.
And here is one of my shots with the lens of a good friend Ebo.
So clearly I have some work to do to catch up with the quality of Blotto’s shots, but he should watch his back. I am stoked on the lens and recommend it to anyone looking for a fisheye. And a shout out to Blotto for hooking it up. Check out his site to see what he has been up to.
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Stowe Resort in Vermont threw down on Saturday May 24th. They gathered all the snow left over from the halfpipe and set up an impressive 9 features for a rail jam including a crazy new C Box, a dance floor, and many of other boxes and rails. It was 70 degrees, clear skies, and everyone was stoked to be able to get a little more riding in. Matt Beck from Burton announced the event and Lotus Entertainment’s DJs Russell and DJ provided the music. If you want to see all the pictures I took go here.
Kids Hiking
Lotus entertainment providing well.. the entertainment with DJ Russell spinning with ZJ in the back
Riley Nickerson destroying the C Box
Banks Gilberti looking good as always
Announcer Matt Beck making fun of the littlest rider of the day Hannah Merson
Keith Bennet, Matt Beck, and Danger Dave
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So Burton has this program called Shopgirl. It is a community to connect all the girls working in snowboard shops across the country. Anyway, they decided to do interviews of girls they thought were worthy of writing about. These chose me as their first victim. Check it out.
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