Mind melter of a 360 from Larry Edgar whilst in Australia for the Vans contest last year.

By pure luck we somehow had free rain on this iconic spot for a few hours. Bobbie Altiser was in heaven.

Thanks to Pat Freyne for hopping into this Rickety narrow landing multiple times whilst I tried to line everything up in the reflection.

Sean Falkenstein took it multiple times for this kinked up rail luc-e but he fought through it and made it work.

Shooting (and riding) empty pools is one of my favourites because they're always unique and very interesting to try an find angles. Thanks to Polly for carving the back wall multiple times for me.

Josh Dove may only be 14 years old but he oozes out more style than most of us.

I've never really seen anyone air above this bank let alone bars it. Jacman Hinss is far from normal though.

I wish photos could show the hard work that goes into some clips. Marius Dietsche destroyed himself getting this kinker gap hardway but it was worth it.

I have a pet hate with having flashes in a photo but for this shot of Nathan Sykes I had to make a slight exception so that I could light up the arch how I wanted.

The lean you need to clear the fence for this move is ridiculous, when Bobbie Altiser did it he actually scraped the fence but it still went round. Check the latest Props for the video.

Originally I planned to shoot a gallery full of Melbourne city shots over summer incorporating riding but I got caught up with other projects. I will do it, but for now the first and only shot I got to shoot is this one of Pat Freyne hop whipping in the ever vibrant back streets of the city.

I grew up in a world of print and keeping photos on the DL for months but even with that I still have trouble keeping photos I'm stoked on under wraps. So sitting on these photos, some of which were shot over a year ago was kind of hard but towards the end I got excited about the long term project which is a little refreshing to be honest in a world where we release content on the daily.