Well, things are decidedly better than they were 24 hours ago. The damage from the weekends epic deluge of high elevation rain is still present with a rock hard 1″ think layer of ice seemingly everywhere, but at least it’s now covered in a right … Read More →
Category Archives: Recent Work
Page 75
Something funny happened today on the “throne”. Revelations often come at odd times in odd places but this was truly a “holy shit” moment. SBC Skier’s 10th Anniversary issue arrived over a month ago and somehow I missed this image completely. This is truly astounding … Read More →
page 54
The January 2011 Ski Magazine is out and I’ve got a small image of Jill and Sage Adler hula hooping it up at Alta on page 54. This is the 3rd placement for images from this shoot. You can see more images from the day … Read More →
Provo²
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve put in a solid day on skis. First it was my back and then I picked up a nasty lung / sinus thing on my trip to Eagle Point last week, uber lame. However, today it was time … Read More →
pages 36 & 37
The Winter 2011 issue of Mountain Sport + Living just dropped and I am so very pleased to report that this image of Jared Allen just outside the boundary ropes of Snowbasin, UT has finally found a proper double truck love filled home. This was … Read More →
Eagle Point
Rising from the ashes like a pheonix, Eagle Point became Utah’s 14th ski resort yesterday when the bullwheels spun for the first time in nearly a decade on the site of the long defunct Elk Meadows and if the initial indications are truly a sign … Read More →
Aspen
Spent Thanksgiving in Aspen, CO enjoying great snow, bluebird skies and some lovely company. While temps started out brutally cold for opening day on Thursday, things warmed up into the 20′s by Saturday making for some great soft snow skiing. The lovely Holly B was … Read More →
Monday POW!
A little bird whispered in my ear last night that Solitude was going to open the Powderhorn and Summit chairs for the 1st time this season. That meant that there’d be many many feet of snow that was just sitting there waiting for someone to … Read More →
Team Sassy
The first turns of the year are always joyous and today was no exception. Opening day @ Solitude wasn’t going to be an all time powder pig out love fest but spending a day sliding on snow in the sun with Kalen Thorien and Vanessa Aadland … Read More →
page 63
Day 1 of the 2010 Red Bull Cold Rush was one for the ages. The weather was perfect, the snow was hero and the Texas Peak venue was littered with myriad options of insanity. The athletes had no course inspection other than from across the … Read More →
pages 81 & 84
The Winter 10/11 issue of Kootenay Mountain Culture just shipped and I’m so stoked to have been able to contribute a few images to Mitchell Scott’s tale of the 2010 Red Bull Cold Rush at Retallack, BC. Having spent over a decade now traveling in … Read More →
Stoke Lab Issue No. 2 is LIVE!
Issue No. 2 is live and the boys at the lab have done yet another bang up job raising the bar on all fronts. Content, layout and overall design have all notched up a step from the already impressive debut Issue No.1. I’m fortunate enough … Read More →
Kalen T
Finally had the chance to do some test shooting with the lovely Kalen Thorien yesterday. Kalen and I have done some work on snow before but were never able to get it together to explore some more traditional imagery in a more controlled environ. This … Read More →
pages 18 & 32
I love trips to the mail box like today’s, they make everything all worth while. I’ve been a bit like a kid waiting for Santa for the past few weeks anticipating the arrival of Freeskier’s Nov 2010 issue. Much love to the Freeskier staff for … Read More →
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A few weeks back I stopped by the 4FRNT faciltiy here in Salt Lake City, UT to check in on Cody Barnhill and Eric Hjorleifson’s summer project, the Renegade ski build. After a rather circuitous path of trying to find a home for these images … Read More →
Powder Bubble
17 1/2 hours of driving with over 400 miles of snowpacked roads and a complete tossing of the truck at the border had me back in the powder bubble that is Retallack late Thursday night just in time to catch Karl the Gnarl’s daily ode … Read More →