I hate keeping secrets. So when I picked up a call from an unknown California number sometime in July I knew I was in for a world of hurt. Now don’t get me wrong, the call in and of itself was perhaps the single greatest … Read More →
Category Archives: Recent Work
Powder
As we slowly creep our way toward the darkness that is the winter solstice, the early setting sun starts to wreck havoc with my evening motivation. Luckily the lifts are spinning and just enough snow has fallen to offer some consolation to the dire lack … Read More →
page 120
The 2012 Mountain Magazine Resort Guide arrived yesterday and along lurking inside were two full pages of love. On page 91 sits the Solitude ad I posted about last week which was nice to see in print finally. Then, on page 120, an image I … Read More →
ALL.I.CAN.
I love this title. It resonates somewhere deep within me as a hopeful metaphor of possibility and a reminder to keep pushing, to take just one more step, make just one more call, send just one more email, or to peak over just one more … Read More →
Desert not so Solitaire
I don’t often shoot landscapes for the sake of shooting landscapes. It’s not that I don’t enjoy them, rather that I simply don’t have the patience required to wait for all of the elements to arrive at that one split second of drama where light, … Read More →
Best In Snow
For the next few days the ESPN.com/action home page is rocking a shot of John Spriggs hucking his meat over a cat road up at Retallack Lodge in BC. Check it out while it’s still live… http://espn.go.com/action/?topId=7085662
Solitude
Solitude Mountain Resort‘s 11/12 print campaign is currently running on page 91 of the Mountain Magazine Resort Guide with an image of Vanessa Aadland and Kalen Thorien who joined me for opening day last year. It was smiles all around as the brilliant sunshine, stunning … Read More →
Golf Balls To The Wall
One of my favorite novels from college was “Being There” by Jerzy Kozinski. The film adaptation is one of those very rare occasions in which the motion picture may actually outdo the written word, in this case, due solely to the magnificence of Peter Sellers … Read More →
Retallack: The ESPN Gallery
ESPN.com ran a little gallery of my images from the making of Retallack: The Movie which is available on DVD as well as a digital download. If you need a fix of the uber deep pow, this 28 minute flick will not disappoint. Gallery link: … Read More →
pages 12 & 13
The 2011 Powder Magazine Buyer’s Guide just arrived in the mailbox and with it the first glimpse of the print version of the 2012 DAKINE campaign for the Tanner Hall Collection. I’m pretty stoked to have pages 12 & 13 plastered with two images I … Read More →
CRow
Mountains are sacred to many of us for many reasons, and for some of us, Retallack is a special place amongst the sacred mountains. This was my 13th trip over 11 years to Retallack. From a gaper customer, to covering two Cold Rush events, to … Read More →
DAKINE
DAKINE just launched a new website and with it the first published glimpse into my work from the past winter with a collage of two images of Tanner Hall from Retallack. Keep your eyes peeled for a variation on this theme in a print ad … Read More →
More Faces
Continuation on a theme from yesterday’s “Faces” blog post with more images from the Retallack parking lot. One slight variation is the addition of a few color images. I tend to really lean heavily on black and white processing for my portraits. Not sure why … Read More →
Faces
I think my favorite place to shoot portraits is the parking lot of a cat skiing lodge in remote interior British Columbia. Sounds about right, eh? Over the past few years I’ve had incredibly consistent results in this location and there are several reasons. The … Read More →
Stoke Lab Issue No.3
Whoa…been a while since I’ve dropped anything here. 6 weeks on the road in BC with little time, energy or internet access forced me to shun the blogosphere but there’s a content a’comin! Over 12,000 images shot with an epic crew in all time deep … Read More →
Backcountry
The Jan 2012 issue of Backcountry Magazine marks my first appearance in the publication which is nice. A few portraits of Ian and Neil aka The Provo Bros. help flesh out the “O Brother, Where Art Pow?” feature while Ian bum rushes a pow alley … Read More →