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An Interview with Photographer Ray Gordon
Ever wanted to know a magician’s secrets? I’ll admit, seeing Ray Gordon’s photography over the years has often left me in a state of wonder. How, why, where?! What on earth came upon someone and compelled them to drive a Camaro off a cliff? I got the chance to ask him all these questions and more.
His project THROTTLED was most recently displayed at the fourth annual One Motorcycle Show in February (check out my review of the One Moto 2013 here) and helped set the tone for the entire event. Chances are you’ve seen his work before- like in the shot I posted of Tori and Amy riding a minibike on the beach, or on countless motorcycle and hotrod websites.
Big thanks to Greg Coutu of Cafe Racers of New England and Circle One One. I feel special!
Check out the Circle One One MotoLady Interview.
Late lunching and typing like a crazylady… answerin’ interview questions for the upcoming piece about MotoLady on Circle One One (circleoneone.com)! SO EXCITE!
Is there anything you’d like me to address? (Comment here or send me a message if you like.)
Get to Know your MotoLadies: Leah Petersen
Leah Petersen (aka Leah Stunts) is a stuntin’ motolady with heaps of talent and an equal amount of follow through. Not only does she wrench on her own bikes and manage her own social media, but she’s also the creative director and co-owner at Stuntbums. Hell, she even rides for Icon, and looks pretty amazing while doing it.
Remembering exactly when I first came across Leah’s photos is practically impossible, but I know it was through Icon. Her spread eagle wheelie photo in Hella boots (the wedgy heeled ones) definitely caught my attention. Now it’s time for a little bit of Leah wisdom.
Get to Know Your MotoLadies: Stacie B. London
I first saw Stacie B. London pop up on my tumblr dashboard one day back in May of ‘11 when checking up on my favorite blogs. I immediately had to repost the beautiful image by Scott Pommier photographing her riding her BMW through a van door. I had to know more. Since then Stacie and I have talked through the interwebs, I’ve posted lots of her photos… and now we get a little look into who Ms. London is… besides a bad ass motolady. Read on for a brief interview.
Bikes hanging from the ceiling! This is the best quote of the whole thing, “It’s purely a compulsion. I couldn’t and wouldn’t do anything else, and I’ve tried.”
Vintage bikes have much more style and pinash and it’s more of an accomplishment. And it’s the cool factor- it’s the James Dean, the Marlon Brando in the Wild one, ya know… it’s Phonzie for christssakes.
Portrait Of A Vintage Motorcycle Mechanic
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