Started putting a gallery together with all the photos from the Profile Road trip we did last year. Some of them are here

Something is needed to push Lee's ramblings off the screen. Phil Aller, at the Barn and Little Lloyds, Bristol.

The thing I find most incredible about the magazine entitled Practical Web Design, aside from all the features detailed below is the simple fact that the mag doesn't appear to have it's own in-house web site! Incredible when you consider all the web design experts that work there. If I'm wrong please let me know.

It's a bit like Kung not owning a BMX, or Enzo Ferrari not being interested in red sport cars.

I must say that it's a great honour to be involved with a web site which has recently won the prestigious accolade of being awarded the 'practical Web Design site of the month'.

For those of you that are not aware (as was I). Practical Web Design is the number one magazine for web building tutorials.

Every issue you can develop your design skills with more than 60 pages of practical projects, covering CSS, Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, HTML, Photoshop, PHP, MySQL, and more, all brought to you by top designers. (You'll also get all the necessary files to follow these projects on your free CD-ROM.)

As well as great tutorials, Practical Web Design features readers sites, news, reviews, the most innovative new sites, and our exclusive Site Build-Off section, where four pro designers take on a brief of our choosing every month.

Practical Web Design also comes with a free CD-ROM, featuring great software, free templates, an hour of exclusive Lynda.com video lessons, and 120 minutes of web design podcasts IN EVERY ISSUE!

Bit of internet eye candy, not all BMX.

J Grant Britain
Richie Hopson
Brook Reynolds
Michael Muller
RUJI

canon have announced the new canon 30d, for the camera fans out there. it doesnt seem to be much of a upgrade over the 20d. it has a bigger lcd and a few other things.



here are some photoraphs, the motion one i took a while ago and found it the other day, i took the sunsets last night.

Not to big ourselves up or anything but the website has been featured in this months Practical Web magazine and won site of the month!!

A friend is selling the following camera gear, if you're interested, send them an email.

Canon T90 body
28mm canon lens
50mm canon lens
100-300mm canon lens
28-210 mm vivitar lens
Canon 277T and 300Tl flash with remote switch

The Source will be hosting a double DVD Premiere on Wednesday 22nd February at the Redstack Playhouse in Bexhill Town Centre. Starting at 7.30p.m, the long awaited Animal Bike Co and Mutiny Premieres will be shown back-to-back and entry to the cinema is totally FREE to all ages.

The 220 seat cinema has the largest screen on the South Coast (8 metres) and is the only cinema to have a bar inside the auditorium – sponsored by Stella!! Treat.

If you wanna be posh, the Redstack cinema (opposite) are offering a pre-show 2-course meal for £14 a head – call 01424 736580 to book.

The full range of Orchid Shoes will also be there in all colours and sizes for £30 a pair – they’re also available on www.sourcebmx.com but this means you can try before you buy.

Everybody is welcome so come along for a great night and have a beer (or red bull for under 18’s) with the rest of the South Coast scene – the cinema/bar will be open for an hour or so after the films too. The cinema address is ;

38 Western Road
Bexhill-On-Sea
East Sussex
TN40 1DU (use www.streetmap.co.uk)

It’s smack bang in the middle of Bexhill – about 60 seconds roll downhill from the station (which is 2 stops along from Hastings) and a street away from The Source shop. There’s no tickets so just turn up – first come, first served but you should be OK. If you’ve got any questions, give us a shout on 01424 810447 or info@sourcebmx.com and we’ll see ya there!! Rich & Marc @ The Source

There is a short edit by Spankin Rankin from last years Barend Trails Jam on the www.ridebmxmag.co.uk website. Just go to the new blog section.

yeahman

Yo!. new video up on putfile.com stuff from the last 6 months ish.

Firstly here are some photographs from last night (13th) Glastonbury skate park. was a awesome session. and the drive back was a laugh. Today the plan was for mike to come to mine for 10 then go riding somewhere.. anyway we made the decision to go to Gillingham maybe spelt wrong. it is near Wincanton and Yeovil. we ended up going the long way round. We had just got to the skate park 70miles later and it started to rain. The park has 1/4 flat bank 1/4 either end this pretty big volcano/jump box thing a drive way and a real small spine after that we were going to go ride Wincanton park then back to Glastonbury if we had time. we ended up sitting in the Somerfields car park for a while hoping the rain would pass over. it didn’t..

We made are way back to the skate park, it’s opposite a school. the school looked real new. We thought we may have been able to salvage some of the day. I have watched a fair few bmx dvds and video's and this school is prob the next best thing to a American style school you see on roadfools etc. It had rails everywhere ledge's and steps. and some grass banks.

Hopefully go back there when it isn’t raining after getting asked to leave the school we went back to good old Highbridge skate park. by this point we were both pretty livid because of the weather. it hadn’t rained in Burnham. anyway. as soon as we went in the skate park we started to get shit off the local chav's. I wish I new what they thought they were. I think there was around 8 of them sat on the grind box. ages going from 14-at least 22 they had white lighting of course and were getting pretty loose then on the jump box. if you call it that were about 8 girls who were about 16. and we just got pure grief and we didn’t even say anything to them. I wish when I was 15 I was hanging out like they were. I honestly couldn’t beleave it. I think they need a copper down there handing out asbo’s.

I have finally sorted out a new camera.

My current gear includes a Nikon d70s, Nikon 10.5 fisheye, sigma 100-300 f4, Nikon 1.8 50mm lens, sigma 17-35. Some cokin filters and a Nikon flash.

Black Country BMX ring leader, Homer, has fired back up the old Passion BMX website. The latest project is a downloadable photo magazine, see the site for more. While on the subject of self promotion, www.aversionbmx.co.uk has t-shirts for sale.

Matt Jenkins toothpicin

Yeah some more pics of the devastation at st joes whoopee! and whatever photo's i've taken over the last couple o weeks. Ere

Rich from True Illusion BMX has been in touch, bascially to say the site is still alive and he's pulled his finger out and done some updating. http://www.trueillusionbmx.com

Also got an email off Gaz at Mutiny bikes mentioning they have a 7 minute long, UK roadtrip video on the website. You can download it for your computer or ipod, edited by Joe Cox. http://www.mutinybikes.com

Click the image below to jump to the thumbnail gallery.

We've just finished putting together a mini site for Profile Racings new brand, Madera. CLICK HERE

Dean Lane skatepark is a weird old place, there is generally something strange going on whenever you go there, like that weird photo shoot Tom saw further down the news page. Yesterday there was some filming going on with a Nissan Skyline with camera gear strapped on the bonnet. There's now a concrete wall ride appeared, DLH supplied.

Its soo cold i'm not even gonna try riding so i've gone and got me my own blogspot address so i can put as much of the non bmx photo's as i like on the net and not get Adi on my case about macro shots of lucious wet shiny fruit stuff bring down the standard of random. I gave it a suitably cheesy name too and i've just dumped most of the last months spewings of my fuji on there. I would put a riding shot here to tease you in but somehow i've messed up hello and blogger wo'nt have it so Click here to get there. If anyone has any tricks for pre foucusing shitty cheap digi cameras in the dark contact me through my blogspot, if you can.

How cold is it? Got the trails blues, here's 3 pages of photos from the Barend Jam last year, mainly from the flyout comp. Click the photo below.

www.jeffphoto.net

the skatepark is, ilchester, near yeovil

http://www.bmxonline.com/bmx/features/article/0,15737,1125204,00.html