Over the past two summers I've really fallen in love with biking. Something about, its almost like snowboarding in a weird way. We had a pretty epic Indian Summer here in Colorado for most of September and October and got out quite a bit (not to mention all summer too!). I had never really shot much biking and decided with the fall colors in full swing it was time. Here's a few shots from a little afternoon session in late September.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
SNOWBOARDER Magazine VOL. 24 Issue 3
A few tear sheets from the October 2011 issue of SNOWBOARDER Magazine....
Scott Stevens is always up to something unique. This day was no different. Always a pleasure...
So hyped to have gotten to hang out and gotten to know Kevin Jones this past winter. Such a legend in the sport, and all around rad dude.
Dylan Alito is a little shit. Snowboarding needs more little shits like him. Its about time with this On Deck!
This was shot in Utah for a feature loosely based on Travis Rice comparing traits exhibited by 4 riders, in this case, Johnnie Paxson.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Wolf Creek Opener!
I can't say I'm really ready for winter, but what can you do when it snows 4 feet? Go shred, right? Well I figured that it would be the best thing to do, and I can't remember an earlier opening day at Wolfy, let alone one this good. I was a bit skeptical even to the point of buying my ticket, but by the first turn any skeptisism turned to pure bliss. To top it off, there was hardly any lift lines, and fresh snow was easy to find all day long. I can't remember a more fun opening day in recent history. Without a doubt I've got that winter itch and can't wait for the next big dump.
Trees
Good to be back on a chairlift
Still can't believe its only October 8th!
Look back
More trees
Random dude gettin' some
Chairlift to Heaven
The sun even poked out for a minute
Until next time...
Blotto Photto sticker spotted in the ticket line
Ready to rock
Good to be back on a chairlift
Coverage is looking good!
Still can't believe its only October 8th!
Look back
More trees
Random dude gettin' some
Chairlift to Heaven
This guy was about to get all Mikey Leblanc up in here.
I think I only hit like 3 things. Not too bad for October 8th.
It was just too fun shredding so I never really wanted to stop and set up any kind of action shot. This is my attempt at capturing some action follow cam style. Cort Blasting through some baby trees.
Until next time...
Monday, September 12, 2011
Snowboard Colorado
I'm pleased to announce that I will be working directly with "Snowboard Colorado" as a Staff Photographer. As a bonus I landed the cover of the first issue of the new volume. Judging by the new look, design and general quality it is going to be a great volume and I'm stoked to be involved!
Monday, August 1, 2011
SNOWBOARDER Magazine Volume 24 Issue 1
The first Issue of SNOWBOARDER Magazine is now on sale. Go get ya self a copy now and get hyped for the 2011-12 winter season!
Mark Landvik, shot by Doctor Zapalac in Jackson, WY during the filming of Brain Farms new release, "The Art of Flight".
The following 4 shots are from a BrainFarm shoot I was lucky enough to be involved in, last May in Aspen, CO. Some next level riding from the Frends Crew, Rice, Seb Toots, McMorris, Willet, and Bode Merrill. See it all in "The Art of Flight" dropping September 2011.
The next two shots were from a story about Minnesota. A place I've been to every year for the past 9 seasons. To the outsider, you might wonder why Minnesota but it truly has become a snowboard destination for both the urban scene but also the private "park sessions", which I've been a part of more and more in recent years.
Bjorn at the Celtek Jib Farm
Mark Landvik, shot by Doctor Zapalac in Jackson, WY during the filming of Brain Farms new release, "The Art of Flight".
Lago
Lago and Jack
Lago, Willet, Bode, and Willett solo
Danny Davis and Travis in Gum Drop land.
Bjorn at the Celtek Jib Farm
Dan Brisse at the TKI Complex
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Yampa River, 2011 High Water Trip
The first week of June I boogied up to one of the best stretches of rivers in the US and one of the hardest permits to get as well. The Yampa River through Dinosaur National Monument. Thanks Moler for the invite! When I ran this last year at 14K I thought it was big. This year it was over 20K and big would be somewhat of an understatement. At one point I wasn't sure if were were still on the Yampa or if we had somehow landed in the Bering Sea. Everyone had clean runs through all the major rapids, everyone got at least one haircut and only one ankle sucumbed in all the chaos. All in all, you can't start you summer any better than this. We'll see you again next year Yampa!
The water flow while we were on the river. We put on the 1st and took off the 5th.
Group Shotgun
Last year this was a campground. This year a flood plain.
Typical Yampa
Harding Hole 1 was hard to beat so we stayed for an extra day.
The disco dangler. If it hits you or you flinch, take a drink.
Ian probably flinched
Golden walls
This is what it is all about
I count about 3 billion. How about you?
Kissing the Tiger Wall for good luck through Warm Springs.
Scouting Warm Springs and Maytag. Hoping to not get "Maytaged"
We watched a couple commercial boats go through unscathed.
Enjoying the fact that we were through the thick of it.
Mardi Gras night. Dave Moler
Bug-eyed Ian
Hurricanes....
About to get the ears lowered.
Haircuts and Sluts....
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