We stumbled across some amazing photos by Jack Adams on Instagram featuring Daniel Furlong and the Keystone.
If you live in Australia and are looking to save on shipping for our longboards make sure to hit up Twelve Board Store in in Richmond, Victoria.
Follow Jack Adams on Instagram: @jadadms_adventures
Q&A with Jack and Daniel
Q. What camera gear did you use to capture these photos?
Jack:
I got these shots with my Nikon D5500 with a combination of a 35mm prime lense and a 10-24mm wideangle in order to emphasize the scene where the photos were taken.Q. What's your favorite part of capturing longboard photos?
Jack:
I love being able to capture moments how I want them to be seen by the viewer and longboarding lets me do that. I can freeze motion, highlight movements, add action to the dullest of backgrounds and most importantly I can help express the feelings and thrills the rider is experiencing during the moment that I captured.Q. Where can people find more of your photos?
Jack:
The main place I share my photography is through my instagram @jadams_adventures. Here you can find a wide range of shots from wildlife, landscape, portraits, nature, urban, travel and of course plenty of skate photography!Q. What were you riding in these photos?
Daniel:
I was riding the good ol' keystone 37, Paris Savants and 80a Cloud Ride Ozones.Q. What is your favorite part about the Keystone?
Daniel:
The fact that it's an absolute tank! I've been thrashing and trashing mine for a fair while now and it can take an insane amount of abuse. Plus the kicktail makes it versatile as heck.Q. What is the longboarding scene in Australia like?
Daniel:
The Australian scene has been quiet the last year or two but it's definitely back on the rise again, with a lot of older riders starting to consistently produce media and traveling around on the world circuit. Plus there is a massive influx of newer riders who are insanely driven and passionate about all forms of skating, I see this first hand at work every day (twelve board store).
