Germany’s Blue Surf & Travel Magazine Features Bing Surfboards – Part 2
Part II of Robin York’s three part series has arrived! Click the picture above to read about the surfboard building process (German) and to view photos of his 9’6 Trimulux as it travels through the factory.
From the editor:
To my heroes at BING: here’s the second installment of my three part series on the building of my dream board, courtesy of Bing Surfboards. It’s in German, as I’m an editor for the German-speaking Blue Surf and Travel magazine. There’s some great photos by Bing photographer Kyle Chambers that document the board building process. Thanks so much to Matt Calvani, his wife Margaret Yao Calvani, the amazing work that airbrusher Sam Cody did in creating a perfect Bavarian flag design, and to all the other heroes at Bing Surfboards!
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Alex Patrick is an artist in every sense of the word. He is well versed in still photography and cinematography, has a true love for cinema, and will travel to the ends of the earth to find the perfect shot. But, the thing we appreciate most about him is that he’s not in a hurry. Unlike most new-age digital content creators, he believes in the process and could care less about any deadline or being a part of any new social media trend. His imagery has a subtle hint of romance that stems from his unwavering love for light in all forms. Alex has been a part of the Bing family for quite a few years, so we decided to sit down with him and see what he’s been up to…
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With the impending doom of a long, cold California winter upon us a few of the Bing crew decided to head south for a few days. As soon as we crossed into Tijuana through the CBX we could immediately feel the beginnings of a very special few days ahead. As any surfer knows, the beauty of Mexico lies not only in the perfect waves and golden beaches, but also within the generosity and welcoming smiles of all who inhabit this amazing country.
