So I arrived in London today to rain. It was soggy, grey and generally pretty standard for England. Nevertheless, I found my hotel with a little walking, set up and bumped straight into Jan Barcikowski in the foyer of the ‘Mad Hatter’ hotel no less. Throwing 30+ of some of the most talented athletes into […]
Last Winter, Wiliam Spencer (most known for the video Hollorado) stayed in Moreton at the Ilabaca Family House for a few weeks. During this time, there was a wealth of snow and ice so both Parkour and Skateboarding was difficult. It was cold, the days were short and we got bored. So we decided to […]
Halloween is always a big event in the Parkour calendar. Along with it being halloween, it also falls on the birthday of Alex Daggett, thus it ties in a birthday jam and a general gathering into one large event. Parkour tradition is to spend the whole day training in costume, with varying levels of extremity […]
Constant Motion was the culmination of a winters worth of footage, mostly collected in Moreton. Daniel Ilabaca and myself sought to produce a film which featured Parkour-type movements, but which also explored other realms of expression. Skateboarding, Blading etc were all things we decided to film, but as we continued to film, we found that […]
Phil Doyle has always been one of my favourite people to capture photographically. I would argue its fair to say that Phil was amongst the first to embrace the renaissance esque period of Parkour when the possibilities of leg-based movements were first truly elaborated on. Striding on rails and hurdle-precisions have only recently come into […]
London has been a gravitas for the Parkour community since the art first hit the UK. Proving urban, spacious and fairly central to the majority of the southern areas, especially in terms of public transport, the city has become a world renowned hotbed for movement. Iconic locations appear in videos from travelling traceurs all the […]
