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The choice to follow your passion in life is yours to make. For the twenty-seven contributors in Bneeth’s Time Capsule Project, following their passion has led them into a career where they live what they do. Time Capsule is a one-year blogging project that will showcase the life and times of professional photographers, videographers, and writers from across North America.

• Imitation Is The Sincerest Form Of Flattery

  by Pete Andersen

  Oil is big business. Dare I say the biggest business, narcotics, a close second, notwithstanding. Thus it only makes sense that the illegal drug trade would take a page out of the Oil Empire’s handbook. Oil and heroin have been bedfellows for a while, most recently coming into light with the US invasion ... Read more

• James "Jamer" Lindsay R.I.P.

  by Dylan Doubt

  It is sad to report that the world is less one epic EPIC dude. The first time I met Jamer was at the Vic West skatepark. It was the early 90′s and skateboarding was at it’s most critical phase. There he was with a wacky hairdo and bizarre kit, riding a shitty old ... Read more

• "If You Commit Internet Suicide Who Will Come To Your Funeral?"

  by Andrew Sayer

  ‘Keys to reality’ written by Canadian legend Ken Achenbach and published in Transworld Snowboarding in 1992 is probably the most read piece of snowboard related fiction ever written. It was also Craig Kelly’s favorite. Below is my modernized version updated with today’s distractions, inspired and bitten directly from Ken’s original words, which you ... Read more

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• Crown Royal: Losing Friends. Losing Weight.
  by Daryl Trinidad I'm not one to back commercial products, ever. In general I am allergic to most types of branding, logos, and things of the sort. However, I do have a small list of brands that peak my interest on occasion. The following items are some products of note, a top twelve of 2012 if you will…………..drum ... Read more
• BLOWING IT!
  by Colin Adair "Dude! Where's your camera??...........you're BLOWING IT!  I hear this all the time. Fortunately its mostly good natured "let's annoy the photographer" stuff. Many times though, I find myself out and about with no camera in hand and get the feeling like I'm missing the shot. I guess you could ca ... Read more