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We added some photos from the Bicycle Film Festival in Denver. It turned out to be a blast, despite 2 feet of snow on the first night!

We added a grip of photos from the Los Angeles Bicycle Film Festival to our BFF Flickr set.

Don’t look so serious Tracko!

Last week the BFF went to Austin. We added some photos to our Bicycle Film Festival Flickr set.

Tomorrow the BBF is starting in Chicago.

We added some photos from San Francisco to the Bicycle Film Festival set on Flickr.

BFF is visiting Portland this weekend. Make sure to see some of the movies that are being shown. Specially the portrait of the legendary Italian Frame Builder Giovanni Pelizzoli aka “Ciocc”. Amazing film.

Anima D’Acciaio Trailer Ver5.1 from Cinecycle on Vimeo.

UPDATE: Amelia sent us some photos from the BFF in Oakland. Scraper Bikes!

Some photos by Amelia Shaw from last week’s Bicycle Film Festival in New York.

We’re sponsoring the Pittsburgh BFF next weekend July 2-4. So go see one of the films, and you might win one of our Messenger Bags.

All photos for the Paul Rodriguez slide show were shot by Ari Marcopoulos.

Photographer Ari Marcopoulos immerses himself completely in the individuals, personalities, visionaries and scenes he photographs.

Originally from the Netherlands, Marcopoulos came to New York City in 1979 where he printed photographs for Andy Warhol. He immediately became involved in the art and music scenes of the time. His rarely published photographs of Jean-Michel Basquiat from this period are perhaps the most intimate photographs taken of the artist.

The first book of his work, Portraits from the Studio and the Street, was published in 1988. At this time Marcopoulos turned his attention to New York’s vibrant hip-hop scene, becoming friendly with and photographing popular artists such as Fab 5 Freddy and Run-DMC. His photographs were used for the cover of the seminal Beastie Boys’ album Ill Communication.

In addition, Marcopoulos has directed numerous short films and exhibited work worldwide, including within the collections of The Whitney Museum of American Art and The Detroit Institute of the Arts.

Marcopoulos currently lives in Sonoma, California.

Do you own any Incase gear?

1. Take a picture of it
2. Upload it to Flickr
3. Add the tag: goincase

And watch it magically appear in the footer of our site!

We sent some Incase gear to our buddies at Electric Pulp so they could pitch ideas for an Incase Catalog. Check out the shots they produced. Looks pretty awesome right?

For all you visual dependent nerds, we started a Flickr photo stream and a Youtube Channel. This is all part of our master plan to take over the Web2.0 world.

The rules are simple: I put the self-timer on 2 seconds, push the button and try to get as far from the camera as I can. (via milov)