Mike Blabac discusses growing up in Michigan, moving to San Fransisco, sending photos to Transworld, shooting his first ad with Scott Johnston, getting a job at DC shoes, shooting Eric Koston’s back noseblunt on Hubba Hideout, flying out to Philly to shoot Josh Kalis’ Tre flip over the bump to trashcan, being able to shoot some of DC’s ad campaigns, how he was able to shoot Josh Kalis on the Bay Bridge without any cars, shooting some of Danny Way’s iconic Mega ramp tricks including the Great Wall Of China and much more!
Edited by Tim Olson, Chris Roberts & Roger Bagley
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