I just realized that two of the few skateboarding photos I've ever shot are involving black and white film and a loop. But compared to "into the loop" #1 this one has a whole different story: Let’s go back to 2009, when I found in an old box a Voigtlander Vitomatic from my grandfather. That's probably when my passion and understanding for analogic photography started. This one right here is actually one of the first shots I took with that camera, as well as one of the first skateboarding photos I've ever shot in my life (and one of the very few to this day, as I already said). Portrayed is Dominik Dietrich (former Zero pro skateboarder), ripping hard inside an un-skateable loop in Torino (my hometown) which is not even there anymore. I guess I like this one so much also because it represents two of the main staples of my life: skateboarding and photography. Big things come in small packages sometimes. Shot on Ilford film. 3089 × 2048 - 1 of 1 (part of my "2010-2020 Archive" project)