I saw on the LUX Facebook page that there will be no more hints. All will be revealed today on Ugzine.com today. Nothing is up there just yet, but it should be soon I guess.
Eyes peeled.
For a few weeks now this enigmatic thing called LUX BMX has been making its presence known on the net. There is a Facebook page and a blogspot page that does not really give too much information about what is going on.
Two hints have been made public so far, the first one is:
Lux hint #1: We are based in Queensland…
[April 29 at 12:51pm]
There’s also an interview with someone involved on the ugzine blog that was posted around the same time as the above hint. The interview may or may not fill in the blanks.
And hint #2, that does not say too much, was made public today:
I’m guessing we all have to stay tuned to see what it’s really about.
Oh mysteries!
James Wade is a photographer, among other things, from South Australia. Back in May 2009 he started this thing he chose to call “the photobook project”, which is basically a monthly collection of his most recent photos. I’ve enjoyed flipping through the photos every month but for some reason I have not posted about it here yet, which is a little strange.
That’s why I got the idea to pick some highlights from each month and show them here.
First up, May: Action filled street, unconventional angle. Caught my eye.
June: You can never go wrong with a well executed tabletop and good composition.
July: Just a classic stylish air. Almost out of the frame, I like that.
August: One of the negatives of rinding, something we all have to expect sooner or later.
September: Can’t put my finger on it, but I just like it. Blue skies… what’s not to like?
October: Sometimes washed out and overexposed is good. Gives me a good dream like feeling.
November: I guess there’s something about me and cut off riders… I just like how not having the whole rider in the frame can be more interesting sometimes. This is a good example.
December: I like the colors. It’s also the time of year that require some way to cool off.
Don’t forget to check out James’ other projects ugzine.com and Dishonour Clothing. Also you should browse his portfolio.