Rudi Jeggle Photography Blog

Sunset in Brighton

Rudi Jeggle — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:29:41 +0000

I’ve seen many friends posting photos of their sunset experiences in from Brighton Beach in the U.K. Always wanted to experience it for myself and have some photos to show. It happened in December 2011 and here are my photos.

Bradley Goodsir

Rudi Jeggle — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 08:12:18 +0000

Meet Bradley Goodsir, son to Richard and Carolynn Goodsir and subject of my first ever baby photographic shoot. I was slightly nervous going into the shoot as I had never done something like this before and I actually had no idea what to expect! Needless to say that Bradley was one of the easiest subjects I have ever shot photos of! He smiled and laughed and seem to enjoybeing the subject of a photo shoot as much as I enjoyed shooting photos of him. These are just a few of my favourite shots that I picked out this morning. Enjoy.

Kanya Spani

Rudi Jeggle — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 10:53:10 +0000

I’ve been shooting quite a lot of photos with Kanya Spani lately, he’s such a good skater and all round cool guy to hang out with. I shot this photo of him doing an Ollie over this rail to frontside crooked grind. I’m actually not sure what it’s called to be honest! Dressed as a sailor from the Halloween party from the night before and with minimal sleep, he makes it look totally effortless!

Elliot Sloan

Rudi Jeggle — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 12:36:38 +0000

These are some photos that I shot of Elliot Sloan at the Maloof Money Cup that was just held recently in Kimblery, South Africa. I think Elliot is the only pro very skater ever to come out of New York, or at least one of the only, I can’t quite remember! Either way, his skating and style on the vert ramp had me stoked! Check him out!

Panning at Nollie Faith

Rudi Jeggle — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:37:21 +0000

I’ve always struggled with shooting panning shots of moving subjects! I decided that a great place to practice this technique is at Nollie Faith in downtown Johannesburg. The kids are constatnly skating up and down the street, all you need to do is find a good spot and wait for them to come zooming by! These are 2 of my favourite shots taken at Nollie Faith while practising my technique. There will definitely be more to come!

Drawing time at Nollie Faith

Rudi Jeggle — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 06:33:52 +0000

I noticed this kid while shooting photos of the kids skating at Nollie Faith, he just had the cutest expressions on his face as he watched everything goin on around him. I had to shoot a couple photos of him!

Using my Fish-Eye Lens at Nollie Faith

Rudi Jeggle — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 13:07:09 +0000

I love using the Canon 15mm Fish Eye lens to create different images. It’s fun to use for portraits and distort the image and create a different feeling about an image that might other wise be pretty boring. These are some of my favourite shots from the skate contest at Nollie Faith last Saturday
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Tommy Sandoval

Rudi Jeggle — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 11:28:44 +0000

The Fallen Shoes team are currentlydoing a tour down here in South Africa. I took my camera along to the demo that was held at Festiaval Mall here in Johannesburg this last Saturday. It has to be said that all the guys put on a great demo! I was totally blown away by Tommy Sandoval and the height he would get on pretty much every trick he pulled. The light was terrible in the skatepark so I had to push the ISO on my camera up quite a bit! I managed to catch this photo of Tommy doing a frontside Kickflip over some water bottles… I mean, sorry, over the entire box to flat!!

Happy kid at Nollie Faith

Rudi Jeggle — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 10:16:26 +0000

This is another shot I took at the Nollie Faith gathering on Saturday. I noticed this little kid sitting on the curb, all by himself while the other kids were skateboarding and having a good time. He looked like he’d been crying. I decided to approach him and try chat to him and maybe sheer him up and get him to enjoy the day with the other kids. I soon realised that his English wasn’t the best but he definitely understood the language of photography and when he saw himself on the screen on the back of my camera, he could barely contain himself! Just by taking his photo, I had completely changed his mood. I’m not sure if he was just excited to see himself on the camera or maybe it made him feel special that someon had taken enough interest in him to actually take a photo of him, either way, it made me feel warm inside. Viva la power of the camera!

Nollie Faith Girls

Rudi Jeggle — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:21:54 +0000

These girls from Nollie Faith don’t care to skate much, as you can see they’d rather play with their dolls and chat on the sidewalk.