I shot this video on my recent trip to the Bahamas. The kids were playing around on the street with anything they could find and my friends and I tried to give them a few skating lessons. They are such adorable kids and they have such a happy disposition. I love how skate and street culture can cross so many age groups, cultures, economic climates and personalities.

Skate and street culture crosses with the art world a lot as well, as you can see in these wicked decks by Marilyn Minter, Murakami and Damien Hirst for Supreme Skateboards.

http://www.vimeo.com/6431164

This video of the late night skaters at Union Square in NYC just shows the difference of cultures but how simple activities can really translate and entertain.

We shot these pictures on an incredibly hot day in Alexandria (Sydney, Australia). It was one of my most favorite shoots! The Sass & Bide team were wonderful and this season’s items are fab (I’ve actually already got a few, hehehe). For lunch had a little picnic under a tree accompanied with callippo ice blocks, Yum Yum!

I had a shoot in Philadelphia recently, and had a few hours to walk around and explore the city. A lot of the times when I travel for work, I don’t get a chance to actually see the city, so this was a fun opportunity! I went to see one of the very first residential streets in America. It’s called Elfreth’s Alley and dates back to 1700’s! I was surprised to see that there are still people residing on this historical street. There were two young boys kicking around a soccer ball. It was peculiar to see that on a backdrop of buildings that very much look like they did back in the 18th century!