For a new segment I call “Roll With”, I send a disposable camera to a rider and ask them to shoot around while they go about their daily business. A prime candidate for the first roll was the pro’s pro, Brian Kachinsky. He seems to always be on the move and willing to contribute to a project in a helping manner. For this roll, we follow him through a trip to Louisiana with a group of friends and then to Costa Rica with the Primo team.
“When I first started traveling many years ago I remember legendary pro Dave Freimuth giving me some wise words of advice: “take a lot of pictures” he said. Since then I have been all over the world and currently have over 12,000 pictures on my iPhone and even more hard drives filled up with pictures from my adventures both at home and abroad. When I first started traveling I didn’t have a digital camera. I only had a handful of disposable cameras to capture some of the best times of my life. When given a couple disposable cameras to bring on trips by Scott Marceau I couldn’t help but remember how much different it is from digital. Much like life itself, there’s no delete button or second tries. Here’s a few permanent snaps from a couple escapes from Chicago’s polar vortex of 2014. Enjoy!”
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