Among abandoned mines, trails, and timeless steel frames, Dusty documents the world around him with a sincere and contemplative eye. In this interview, he shares his connection with nature, bicycles, and the landscapes of California.
Among abandoned mines, trails, and timeless steel frames, Dusty documents the world around him with a sincere and contemplative eye. In this interview, he shares his connection with nature, bicycles, and the landscapes of California.
Amy, aka A. Danger (@adangerpdx), is a Portland-based cyclist and photographer deeply rooted in track bike culture. Her photographs often featuring her iconic Cannondale track builds, have become instantly recognizable for their clean, intentional aesthetic.
Through her bikes and images, she shows how fixed gear is not just an urban subculture, but a true and expressive visual language.
Pat Valade is a photographer, storyteller, and outdoor enthusiast based in Squamish, BC. His images capture the world through slowness, immersion, and sincerity, often from the saddle of a bicycle. In this interview, he takes us through his mountains, inspirations, and authentic vision.
Maxime is a graphic designer from Bordeaux who has turned the bicycle into a way to explore both freedom and himself. After an illness, he rediscovered cycling as a form of healing and adventure, diving into wild and unforgettable journeys. From explorations in Scotland and Iceland to dreams of the Andes, he shares with honesty the transformative power of bikepacking.
Antoine Willemart is a freelance photographer and bike mechanic based in Brussels. He works at Hors Catégorie, L’Atelier, an independent workshop rooted in bikepacking culture and community. His analog photography captures people, journeys, and cycling details with an honest and sensitive eye.
