He follows the best strew artists around Los Angeles and he even climbs onto buildings, billboards and rooftops. Keegan believes that his photography should tell a story and his graffiti photography, should also tell the story of the sprayer. Gibbs transfers the adrenaline that one gets by being a witness onto the viewer. Eventually Keegan Gibbs started to add essays and stories of the nights out with the artists to his images as he wanted to engage his audience more and share his experiences. Funnily enough Gibbs used to be very afraid of heights, but due to the adrenaline and fear that kicks in about being caught, he overcame his fear and turned it into a fun experience.