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I remember being on the Full House Set with John Stamos , at this time the T.V. show taped at the Sony Studios lot. John and I walked out of the soundstage and a very tall gentleman said “hey John” and John responded with “Hey Pugs”. John turned to me and said “do you know who that was?” I said “no” he said “Pugsley” I laughed it off and he said “no really that was Pugsly.” That was the first and last time I had seen Ken Weatherwax, the actor who portrayed Pugsley on the Adams Family.
This is a photo Jeff Greenwood and I poached off of Julian Bleaker.
PRO BOWL
1. Lizzie Armanto
2. Julz Lynn
3. Allysha Bergado
4. Amelia Brodka
5. Arianna Carmona
6. Hunter Long
PRO VERT
1. Lizzie Armanto
2. Gaby Ponce
3. Amelia Brodka
4. Allysha Bergado
5. Julz Lynn
6. Arianna Carmona
15 & OVER BOWL
1. Jordyn Barratt
2. Hannah Chumley
3. Pauline Branom
4. Jordan Serpentini
5. Nicole Noller
6. Brittney Conrad
15 & OVER VERT
1. Jordyn Barratt
2. Mecu Videla
3. Pauline Branom
4. Elyse Clouthier
5. Nicole Noller
14 & UNDER BOWL
1. Poppy Olsen
2. Brighton Zeuner
3. Spencer Breaux
4. Bryce Wettstein
5. Minna Stess
6. Zoe Safanda
14 & UNDER VERT
1. Poppy Olsen
2. Brighton Zeuner
3. Spencer Breaux
4. Bryce Wettstein
5. Michelle Yoon
6. Minna Stess
Creepy trees
This was shot just after one of the freeway ramp sessions.
This shot was captured during a visit to the Bread Bowl aka the Sector 9 warehouse.
This photo was shot during my first official photo session with Lizzie Armanto on February 02, 2012. The first portion of pictures where shot around the streets of Santa Monica and Venice. Our last stop was Venice Skatepark. I asked her to do a back Smith grind, she said she didn’t know the trick very well but would try. She landed a few, you can tell by her body language that she pretty much forced herself to do these for the camera. I have shot her many times since and have never seen her do back smiths since.
I shot this image of Julz Lynne on her 21st birthday in Huntington Beach California. This portable skateboard ramp was very tight so I used a 10.5 Nikon fisheye lens and a Nikon SB light on a stick.
We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.
Anais Nin
Photo by John Stamos
Im a father who likes to play the drums, skateboard, photography, code websites, and engineer audio. I created this blog in the hope to keep track of the methods of my varied interests.