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That video was chill. I feel like your riding would look so sick with a better filmer.

I have thought about this before, I don't think it'd really be worth it though. I doubt they'd sell very well at all. Thanks for the positive words everyone.

Greg, Jackson and Robert aren't that silly of names.

Nikon D80 with an Opteka 6.5mm f/3.5 fisheye. No problem man.

Jayden Hogan - BS Air

Cheers. This ramp is across a small ocean, so another photo isn't likely. I do have a couple other photos of Jon on it though. Thanks Tyler, glad you're hyped.

This is sick, definitely gotta get lower with the fisheye though, makes frontboards look fresh.

Cheers guys, here's another tranny flick of Jon. I know there's loads of them, but we ride lots, shoot lots and tranny is killer. Jon Archer - FS Carve

Just got back from a week long New Zealand trip. Here's a flick of Jon Archer back lipsliding a 12ft vert ramp in Napier, New Zealand.

Buy new clothes you herb.

Still in love with that fingerwhip flick.

I can understand why you would hate me, no hard feelings.

Not trying to start anything, but I never complained about you.

Take the hint. You're now instigating. Move on.

I call people out If they're bad mouthing something I'm passionate about without reason. Not for the sake of it. Nick griffin hates me yet still moved on and left a positive comment in my photo thread. Why can't you?

I love how just because I post a video in a flyout thread, I get called out? Chill out dude. I posted this video because it's an example of how good riding is when there ISN'T flyout filmed. I was praising the video.

Cheers dude.

It's a hobby, I'd be lying to myself if I said I could actually make a realistic living off It for the rest of my life.

Here's a pretty solid reason not to ride flyout... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N_LzZqO40RQ#!

Making a living off photos was due to alot of research / projected figures I had worked with. I could've made enough to live comfortably if I was shooting photos 5 days a week with the right people, but it's too risky with the current state of the industry. Thanks for the reply.