SPEED HERO Blog — Drifting
Local Speed Heros: The Duke of Sooke.
This is a post that should've been written many moons ago. Blinded by the dazzle, it's here now. Corey Bergerud is the epitome of idea of Speed Hero. It's important when I see the right person to point them out, and there's no one more I can think of that gets it. Whatever it is, if your searching for an example best to look to Corey.
Corollas, all day, all up in your business: Old ones, REAL OLD. Corey's an avid collector of vintage Toyota tin. He's the go-to...
Growth
Momentum is a dangerous good, It's often dealt without warning and creeps in from the back corner. Growth is that hard guy smoking in school, leather jacket, cool but rough and unpredictable. If you know what your doing, if approached correctly, the momentum of growth can be harnessed for productive purposes, improvement. But like any thing, when you stack more weight on an object, we hope it can bear the increased load. The local scene is now conflicted, with the sudden increase in popularity there is a...
Changes
It's been over 2 years living in Victoria. Operating, interacting with the world is quite different than it was when I first arrived. The island itself hasn't changed much though, but how my everyday life goes on it, too it, has. Before making foot prints on this, for all the islanders know it, black and white soil, there was a strong scene here in Victoria. Looking back on the footage the driving was terrible, but...
Overloaded.
I know, I know, my photos are just absolutely the best. However I urge you to open your mind just for a bit to check out the huge variety of amazing shots from local Photographers. We had a tons of coverage from this last event, including a new film from Justin Robert! Enjoy! Ryan Drader http://www.flickr.com/photos/rdphoto2/sets/72157626797553032/ Duncan Hebenik http://dunkanh.wordpress.com/2011/05/28/ccd-round-2-may-23-2011/ Shandy Sanderson http://www.flickr.com/photos/driftmasium/ [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=albHFsx7nvo]
Chill Bro, it's the weekend.
My day started like any other; in the passengers seat of some strangers truck hauling goat meat and framed paintings. A dog sit beside me chewing milk bones at his leisure and quantity, straight out of what appeared to be, a once full box. This day, was going to be a relaxed one. Sun was out, clouds gathered into a group and shuffled into the next room, and the parking lot filled with cars from another land. People smiled, tires burned, sunburns became a hot fashion for the afternoon...