December 13th, 2011 - by
Monday
U3 Baumwall: A Video by Karsten Boysen
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alec schandert, alex deutschmann, diggah, elbe, fischbroetchen, fischkopp, fleet, germany, hafen city, hamburg, hamburg city, harbour, high diving, jerome moebus , karsten boysen, lars franzen, mark stamer, maurice regnaut, melvin siemianowski, moin, philipp koehler, sidney hansen , the illest steez, tide, u3 baumwall
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'U3 Baumwall', which may sound weird in English, is actually a train station here in Hamburg, Germany. This is the station we usually got off for the filming of this video since it's right next to the "Hafen City", a new district of the city that is currently being built on ancient harbour ground. No building is older than five years and neither are the spots.
Write-up by Karsten Boysen
In the beginning of the year, the city blessed us with all these thick white ledges which Mark Stamer straight up destroyed. Unfortunately the rails are all capped, but especially Philipp Köhler still managed to get shots on them.
The main focus of the video lies on Mark Stamer. Filming with him is always a great thing, because as much as I try to get a good shot, he tries even more to make his trick as clean as possible and never complains about doing the trick again for a different angle. When Mark came up with the idea for the last trick of the video I thought that he was crazy – but also that it would make a great ender! The tide made us do researching, he checked out the water at low tide and of course we went there when the water was at its highest level to get the shoot done. Seeing the crowd react to the result of that at the premiere last weekend definitely made it worth all efforts.
Sidney Hansen also did things he or anybody else usually doesn't do, such as grinding a boat. Maurice Regnaut was unfortunately unable to skate most of the time but also got some cool stuff done from when he was able to.
I'd like to thank all the skaters who ended up in front of my lense and therefore were the reason I spent so much time editing this 8 minute video. Hope you enjoy the result!
-Karsten Boysen
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Comments
December 15th, 2011 @ 21:38 - by Monday
Hella
December 15th, 2011 @ 11:58 - by Maurice
Sehr geiler edit!
December 14th, 2011 @ 00:14 - by Dirk oelmann
Hamburg City digga
December 13th, 2011 @ 19:04 - by Matthis
One word: A-ma-zing!
December 13th, 2011 @ 16:34 - by North
Echt super, Karstens edits werden immer besser!
December 13th, 2011 @ 13:23 - by mini
cool
December 13th, 2011 @ 12:35 - by felix
Einfach nur genial...Hamburg rockt muss man sagen!
Hella
Sehr geiler edit!
Hamburg City digga
One word: A-ma-zing!
Echt super, Karstens edits werden immer besser!
cool
Einfach nur genial...Hamburg rockt muss man sagen!