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ISSUE NO.7 STUTTGART

ISSUE NO.7 — featured photographer

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHER DANIEL WAGNER

PUBLISHED November 12, 2013

Daniel Wagner is one of Germany’s busiest and most published skate photographers. What started out as a nerdish desire to document the actions of his friends has evolved to consume Daniel’s whole life. With expert detail to composition and lighting, he is always ready for the next trick and will find the best angle to capture it.
They call him “Wide Eyed Wagner” because of his ability to catch the subtle things that make for great photography. Enjoy this portrait of Daniel and open your eyes to what he sees.

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TRAILER FOR ISSUE No. 7 STUTTGART

STUTTGART CITY MONTAGE – PART ONE

ISSUE NO.7 — editorial

ALL AROUND THE WORLD

PUBLISHED January 30, 2014

We just celebrated our one year anniversary. We’ve lived all over the globe to create seven unique issues that each portray a different city and the culture around its skateboard scene.
We want to thank everyone that supported us during these incredible journeys – this clip is for you!

Filmed and edited by Matt Phipps
Additional filming by Steven Ban, Chris Theissen, Ryan Lovell, Atsushi Sugimoto, Doug Gerhardt

ISSUE NO.7 — caught on film

STUTTGART CAUGHT ON 35MM FILM

PUBLISHED November 30, 2013

Stuttgart is a pretty ideal setting for photos. Old buildings, confined spaces, lots of pedestrians walking around, the perfect mix for a street photographer. While you will find most people looking boring and the same, if you watch close enough, the odd balls stand out long enough for you to pull the trigger and trip the shutter.

ISSUE NO.7 — full video parts

MAXI SCHAIBLE – FULL PART

PUBLISHED November 27, 2013

Maxi Schaible first appeared in our ISSUE No. 3 BANGKOK back in March 2013 – and stayed in close contact with us ever since. It is thanks to him that we produced Issue No. 7 in Stuttgart, Germany and he has been with us for the entire ride.

ISSUE NO.7 — city montage

STUTTGART CITY MONTAGE – PART THREE

PUBLISHED November 27, 2013

ISSUE NO.7 — city spotlight

THE STORY OF SKATING STUTTGART

PUBLISHED November 18, 2013

Stuttgart has a big history in the German skate scene. It sits right in the middle of a valley so the city is surrounded by hills on all sides that have beautiful spots scattered all over them. Combine that with a very compact center filled with spots every 100-200 meters and you have the makings of a classic skate city.

ISSUE NO.7 — city montage

STUTTGART CITY MONTAGE – PART TWO

PUBLISHED November 18, 2013

ISSUE NO.7 — featured artist

FEATURED ARTIST DANIEL GEIGER

PUBLISHED November 18, 2013

Daniel Geiger has had a fascination with handwriting and letters from an early age. What started in his childhood matured when he was in his late teens, as graffiti became a big inspiration and motivator for him.

ISSUE NO.7 — city montage

STUTTGART CITY MONTAGE – PART ONE

PUBLISHED November 12, 2013

Stuttgart seems to have an endless supply of good spots and even better skaters. Whether native or transplant, this city has seen a lot of skateboard talents come and go. The European headquarters for several major international skate brands are located in Stuttgart which means plenty of amateur and pro skaters hit the streets every day. Mix all that with the excellent urban landscape that makes this city so epic to explore and you have a perfect equation for great street skateboarding. Stuttgart gave us so much skate footage, we made three edits from it.

ISSUE NO.7 — featured photographer

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHER DANIEL WAGNER

PUBLISHED November 12, 2013

ISSUE NO.7 — trailer

TRAILER FOR ISSUE No. 7 STUTTGART

PUBLISHED November 12, 2013

The city of Stuttgart, Germany, is located right in the middle of a valley. It is therefore surrounded by many hills to bomb, equiped with unique and fun spots to skate.
The area has produced a lot of talented skaters throughout the years. Even more have moved or traveled there to skate the many spots or shoot photos and film with some of Germany’s best cameramen.

ISSUE NO.7 — skaters cookbook

HOW TO COOK KÄSESPÄTZLE

PUBLISHED November 12, 2013

Germany is famous for its selection of traditional food. Each region has its own specialties and classical dishes that are passed down from generation to generation. Käsespätzle is no different, while some may argue on the origin, it’s no secret that this is (also) a Swabian specialty.

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