The weather in Utah was mild and the snow was not great.
We did notice that all of the weather was out east.
Unfortunately, this trip was not going to work out due to everyone competing in the Aspen Open.
Flying to shoot urban does bring up some difficulties.
First off we had no drop in, just a bungee.
Then we somehow had to acquire a generator and additional lights (I brought a couple).
Thankfully, we had a plan for all of this.
Our first day in Pittsburgh was not going well.
Unfortunately, the generator was way to small and could not handle the lights.
Thankfully, these plans actually workedout.
Dan Dougherty was our tour guide out in Pittsburgh and showed us multiple rails that we were interested in.
We started off with a elbowed quad kink.
We decided to still session it and just come in at an 80-degree angle into the rail.
Photo: Dan DoughertyPutting the hood upJust to show the angle of the drop in and in run.
This double kink was almost perfect.
The only odd thing about it was the little drop from the down to the flat.
Heff was actually starting to get frustrated and the light was disappearing quickly.
He decided that he would just hit it one more time.
This made everything easier and less stressful.
Heff getting friendly with the rail.
Wegot the most shots this night, but didn’t really realize the time.
The next day I got a call from Scott Klumb saying I should head out to Colorado.
The first few days out in Colorado we did some shooting with Whit Boucher and Kiwi Cam McDermid.
We spent the first day exploring and hitting smaller features.
Thankfully, Ben Moxham and Austin Brown were down to film for the next week.
