Blog — Photography

Photographer Lorenz Richard on the complete story of his Harley Davidson "witch" build. At Megadeluxe we love it when a first build knocks it out of the park. This sportster certainly does.

Brent Owens is a gear head in the purest sense of the word. Along with some help from his family, he created a plane in his two car garage over a 5-year period (2,436 man-hours). “The airplane is a Van’s RV-8 which comes in kit form and then your put it together – all 15,000 rivets and thousands of assorted screws, nuts, bolts, and clamps.” Before taking on this project, he built several old school style choppers. All of those bikes are now gone to make room for the airplane, but he still has his ’56 Panhead. The airplane is...

Gunther was kind enough to send some shots of Shinya at El Mirage.

Cinematic shots of Sumo wrestling by photographer Tomoki Momozono capture the ceremony and athleticism of this full-contact Japanese sport that began in 1684.

Self-taught photographer Robert McCarter on why he’s drawn to Bonneville, what it’s like to create emotion for others in his photos, and why shooting Walmart parking lots was way more fun than Black Friday shopping. “I’ve learned most of my skills the hard way, self-taught. Having never attended art school or taken photography lessons I’ve just winged it. Even my main source of income is a trade that is mainly self-taught, upholstering hot rods and customs. So far this method has paid off, though I admit it probably isn’t the easiest route.” – Robert McCarter Read the full interview with...