Ed Salter Photography

Tag: the spot

  • 50-50

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    50-50  on the meat taco

  • Frontside layback

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    Some sweet old school moves on the new quarter… Jonsey getting it done!

  • Building – After party

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    After finishing the new quarter a celebration was in order! Some good explosions were made… People dodged fire, people kept warm and some film crew were shooting a Polish rap video too, so maybe it will be on MTV…?

  • New quarter at The Spot

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    Cutting to size in the dust storm From this to what you see below in a couple of hours, pretty good going. In one of my weekends in the autumn not spent in Switzerland another addition was made to The Spot. A tight little quarter pipe with slab paving on top. Bring on the next…

  • Downside whip

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  • Building the meat taco

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    A few months ago a new addition was crafted, ghetto doesn’t even begin to describe how this thing looks from the back. Rides perfectly though. I wish we had some more days with weather like this. I have just got back from a month in Canada, such an amazing country.

  • Nose wheelie on the Meat Taco

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    One of the recent additions which I had a small hand in building is finally ridable and is really fun! It’s amazing how much work mixing concrete by hand is, and how much it messes up your hands…

  • Sammy rock fakie

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    Summer has been trying to peak through the spring coldness, last weekend it felt like it had won the battle. Everyone was making the most of the sunshine, including Sammy with this rock fakie. Notice the hands grabbing the board ‘helping’.

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  • Bigger pictures and re-design

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    Isaac jumps over Cazzola last summer before it became hellish cold… I have done a slight re-design to the website, hopefully it looks a bit cleaner now and more importantly allows for bigger pictures to be used. Any feedback is always welcomed in the comments.