October 10, 2010

Photography as an art form is all about pushing boundaries, and that’s exactly what Jonathan Mehring does. As an award-winning photographer, director, and author, he is most celebrated for his iconic work in skateboard photography. In his book Skate the World, he documents some of the world’s greatest professional skateboarders at some very uncommon spots. His career in skateboard and travel photography has taken him to over thirty countries, capturing not just the sport but the vibrant cultures and landscapes that surround it. His remarkable ability to blend action with storytelling has earned him international recognition, with his work featured in National Geographic and other major publications. Jonathan continues to push the boundaries of skateboard photography, showcasing the art and adventure of the sport across the globe.

Justin Sorensen, an avid photographer and storyteller, embarked on a ten-day train journey through Europe with his trusted Hasselblad camera in hand. ‘Iron Tracks’ is his personal narrative of exploration and discovery, capturing the vibrant scenes of cities like London, Bordeaux, Barcelona, Marseille, and Paris. Through his lens and words, Justin shares the experiences, challenges, and beauty he encountered along the way. This journey blends photography with travel, fashion, and culture, offering a vivid account of life on the road and the stories found in unexpected moments.

At KEH Camera, we’re dedicated to empowering photographers in their quest for excellence. Recently, we had the honor of partnering with the Atlanta Falcons’ photography team to revolutionize their gear. Through a seamless gear trade-in, we facilitated the Falcons’ transition from their existing equipment to the latest Sony gear, yielding a significant leap in their photographic capabilities.

Recently, we got to connect with our long-time friend, photographer Matt Day, to discuss his new book, Surveyor. Keep reading for the full interview!