Trade show season is here: Which means lots of brand visits, rep drop ins and all the emails to set up showroom or trade show appointments. While passing through California, our NY-based One Twenty Six family managed to squeeze in some time in the 415 (San Francisco). The boys took some time out of their busy Agenda Trade Show schedule to drive from Huntington Beach, California to see why 7×7 voted the BKc SF “Top 20 under 40″ in the bay area. As the sign states, we are only open by appointment on Mondays on both coast but their unexpected visit is one appointment we wouldn’t miss for the world. We chatted about the Agenda Show, their growing brand Casualty Classics and of course their decision to put down the Nikon D90 for the Cannon 5D. The decision is obvious, but it’s always good to hear from the users, had us thinking about upgrading from our D80 and D90 to the 5D. Well guys, you are always welcome to the bay, call it your home away from home, thanks for stopping in . . .
The BKc Shop is now open for business, Happy shopping . . .
The BKc Shop is now open for business, Happy shopping . . .
Pictured above: Joey G, Jon Contino, Matt Gorton
Brap Brap to my OneTentySix brothers! Doing grand things with CXXVI . People don’t even realize how important these guys are to brand, but those who know, know.
Stay safe to all the brethren.
Forget the 5D go for the 7D. The HD video on the 7D surpasses the 5D now and is half the price!
That’s true Bobby, the 7D’s video capabilities do surpass the 5D’s for a much lower price, but the 5D is full-frame and the 7D is not. Anyways, big ups to the fellas at OneTwentySix, every production and design I’ve seen from them has been on point and inspirational, including this website layout.
Does anyone know where Matt’s shirt is from? Is that a BK piece? Its well nice!