The Skoma blog
Notes on the work, the race, and the book.
Guides for building a better album, and stories about why the months of training deserve more than a camera roll.
Two hours, broken: the marathon’s last great wall finally fell
For seven years a sub-two-hour marathon was the sport’s great “maybe” — possible in a lab-perfect demo, never in a real race. At London 2026, Sabastian Sawe made it count.
Turn months of marathon training into a book you’ll keep
Your training block is a story with a beginning, a middle, and a finish line. Here’s how to turn the whole arc into something you can hold.
Designing a race-day cover that does the moment justice
The cover is the first thing you’ll see every time you pick the book up. A few small choices make it feel like a keepsake instead of a printout.
A finish-line photo deserves more than a camera roll
Why we built Skoma: the best photo you’ll take all year shouldn’t disappear into an album of 12,000 screenshots.