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Alien Workshop's Photosynthesis Finally, after over year of hype, Photosynthesis is out, and it was worth the wait. This video is probably one of the greatest videos I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of videos. The video features Anthony Van Engelen, Anthony Pappalardo, Rob Dyrdek, Pat Cocoran, Josh Kalis, and Jason Dill, with a section featuring the Habitat team, Workshops sister company. The video starts of with a great intro to set the mood of the video, and then comes Anthony Van Engelen whose part is fast paced and gets you hyped up. Then comes Anthony Pappalardo, whose part is mellow, smooth, and tech. He skates Love park and New York with total control and it shows through his skating. Next comes Pat Cocoran, the handrail killer. Bringing east coast style to the hand rails, has a quick part, but makes a point. Next, one of the best parts, Rob Dyrdek's. Set to on of his label's groups, Mood, he kills picnic tables, handrails, ledges and his very own skatepark. His part will get you hyped to skate. Next comes the Habitat segment where each rider gets their very own part. Kerry kicks it off with some tech mixed in with handrails and big sets. Then Rob Pluhowski, who makes his mark in the video with some great switch flips and nice style. After that is Mark Appleyard, whose part you should already know is amazing. He nollie backside heels over a handrail among many other things. Next is Fred Gal whose part was not exactly my favorite but definitely was impressive. Next is Danny Garcia, who recently made the move from west coast to the East and brought his style with him. One highlight being a nollie flip noseslide and Hubba. This kid needs to turn pro. Next is Tim O' Connor, who just skates everything with that signature style and does an amazing kickflip down the love gap. Then comes Brian Wenning, this part is probably one of the greatest skate parts ever done. You will be rewinding to his part over and over again just in awe. He outshines most of the team with Switch flips down 12 stairs and so much more. His part was very long but very good. Then it goes back to workshop where Kalis makes a video part to remember. Switch frontside heel big spin and nollie inward heels of a ramp of a trash can, you can tell his been skating hard. This was really a highlight. And then, to finish it off, is probably the most artistic video part I have ever seen, Jason Dill's. Its one of the only video parts in a skate video that you can call just beautiful. The skating, the style, everything come together to make an amazing part. One of my favorite parts of the video was the editing. The way the did the video was great and the hard effort and time spent really shows. This is video is definitely worth the $20, I'd say even more. But go out and get it. |
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