The original Parkour photographer and PKGen team member Andy 'Kiell' Day was recently interviewed by online magazine Slate.com. They questioned him on how he started and where he is now along with posting a few of his best photos. These are the kind of photos you never grow tired of seeing. Check out the article here.

Interested in Parkour photography and want to learn from the best? If you are in London between the 18th-22nd March you can sign up to a movement and dance photography course taught by the original Parkour photographer himself, Andy 'Kiell' Day. The course is being held at Central St Martins - part of the University of the Arts, London. 

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Resident photographer Andy 'Kiell' Day has recently updated his blog at Kiell.com with a photo from this week's team training. We visited London's Old Street spot and did a bit of climbing as well as the usual training and the photo on Andy's blog is of climbing instructor and PKG friend Alli Shelton.

Recently our very own photographer extraordinaire and indeed the world's most experienced parkour photographer, Andy 'Kiell' Day, was interviewed by The Guardian newspaper's Been There travel section. 

This year's Rendezvous gathering in august has already passed into legend as possibly the greatest ever RDV event... and on that first gloriously sunny day, master photographer Kiell was on hand to capture some of the training, the vibe, the beauty of the thing. In full technicolour. 

Back in May our very own Andy 'Kiell' Day ran a Parkour photography workshop at the Elephant and Castle spot in Central London. The photographers who signed up for the course came from Andy's own presentation on Parkour photography at the Royal Institute of British Architects earlier in the day.

Resident photographer Andy 'Kiell' Day has once again been shortlisted in a photography competition, but this time he needs your help! The Printspace competition has a theme of 'shadows' and Andy's photo of Leon's precision jump at Imax in London has wowed the judges.

Parkour photographer and team member Andy 'Kiell' Day has seen one of his works selected for the Royal Photographic Society's International Print Exhibition 2012. His work was chosen from 3000 competing pictures from photographers all over the world and joins 122 other prints on the exhibition's tour which begins at the London offices of Allen and Overy, the main sponsors of the tour, on the 19th July.

Back in May we took part in a photoshoot for the Royal Institute of British Architects hosted by Parkour photography master Andy 'Kiell' Day. Prior to the shoot, Andy ran a workshop on Parkour photography at the RIBA archives and the themes explored in the workshop are now due to be discussed via public panel at University College London on Friday 15th June at 2pm.