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• The ARC'TERYX Deep Winter Phot The ARC'TERYX Deep Winter Photo Challenge

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    The ARC'TERYX Deep Winter Photo Challenge presented by GORE TEX® will take place on Saturday, January 19 at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. Six photographers and their teams have begun shooting on Whistler and Blackcomb in an effort to compile the best shots they can with their athletes to produce a slideshow judges and fans will love on Saturday night. Ryan Regehr followed Mike Helfrich and his team on the first day of shooting.
    
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• Valle Nevado Hosts Image Quest Valle Nevado Hosts Image Quest Photo Camp This September

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    Designed for enthusiastic amateurs as well as budding professionals, Valle Nevado’s Image Quest, presented by Lan Airlines, is a unique opportunity to explore and expand photography skills and styles while savoring a spectacular ski experience deep in the heart of the magnificent Andes Mountains. With a 3-to-1 student-to-instructor relationship, participants are given the rare chance to learn from some the best ski, travel and outdoor photographers working today, including Nils Schlebusch, Grant Gunderson and Tom Winter, while enjoying the unparalleled terrain, views, snow, and friendly ambiance of Valle Nevado.
    
    The event takes place from September 7-14. Participants will enter a series of their best photos to compete to win, in a series of categories, a free Valle Nevado visit in 2013, and other prizes. They will also get the opportunity to show their best shots as part of a slideshow for all guests at Valle Nevado at the end of the week. Select images of participants will also be uploaded to Valle Nevado’s site for further exposure.
    
    As a special offer, participants who fly on Lan Airlines roundtrip from the US or Canada to Chile save 20% off a Valle Nevado package stay that includes lodging, lift tickets and half board. The offer is good for the Hotel Puerta del Sol only, with rates beginning at $1,215 for 7 nights / 8 days.
    
    PARTICIPATION IN THE WEEKLONG SEMINAR IMAGE QUEST COSTS $500.
    
    About the photographer instructors:
    
    From fashion shoots in Las Vegas to interiors in New York to editorial projects for Ski Magazine, you name it and Nils Schlebusch has shot it. Schlebusch’s high fashion photography is complemented by work for many of the world’s best travel magazines, including Condé Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, Town and Country and more. His commercial clients include Hewlett-Packard, Scotland Tourism Board and Keiko.
    
    Grant Gunderson exploded into the photography scene with hauntingly beautiful images of skiing the Pacific Northwest. Today, he’s considered one of the ski industry’s most dedicated photographers. Grant has shot for every major snow sports and outdoor publication worldwide including ESPN, Outside, FHM, Powder, Aka Skidor, Fri Flyt, Skiing and others. In addition to his editorial and commercial photography, he is also the photography editor of The Ski Journal.
    
    With more than 20 years experience as an editor, writer and photographer, Tom Winter is an expert on visual storytelling. One of the most published ski writers of his generation, Tom has launched magazines, developed communication strategies for brands, organized world-class events, led expeditions and yes, taken a few photos. A three-time recipient of the Howard Hirsch Award for snow sports photography and a social media communications expert, Tom currently runs a media relations consultancy in addition to his editorial and commercial work.
    
    To receive more information or sign up for Image Quest, contact: Aileen Winter at aileenwinter@rocketmail.com, or call 303-437-0061.
    
    For more information about Valle Nevado or to make a reservation, email reservas@vallenevado.com, or call 1-800-660-0554.

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• Ass, Cash, or Grass Ass, Cash, or Grass

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    Leah Evans had a crazy idea to reclaim the ultimate old-school ski adventure by forcing herself and friends to have one. That sounded like a pissing contest to us. Next thing we knew three teams were ready to do battle: an all-female squad was up against a male counterpart and an equipe co-ed. Each team included a photographer to capture the mayhem generated by being forced to start in the same location—Charlie’s Diner in Salmo, B.C.—with the same survival pack stuffed with a $300 stake, a treasure-hunt style list of stuff to do, and a random direction, they would have to lead off for at least 40 kilometres before turning toward the ultimate destination of Revelstoke. 

    

    Once in Revelstoke, the teams would present a slideshow to be MCed by local ginger mountain man Joe Lammers and judged by a panel of their peers with the gathering, naturally, erupting into a massive celebration. We don’t remember how this all got worked out. And we have no idea what the title of this article actually means. But it’s as a good a name for a contest as any contributor has ever dreamt up so it stands. What follows are frontline reports from each team: remember, these are skiers, not writers, so they tell it like it is. Ish...

    ORIGINALLY FEATURED IN SBC SKIER MAGAZINE - TO VIEW THE FULL ARTICLE IN ALL IT'S GLORY, HEAD OVER TO WWW.SBCSKIER.COM | AUTHOR: LEAH EVANS, CODY HAGGARD, IZZY LYNCH | PHOTO: AMY MCDERMID, JUSTIN DERSHAM, CORY LEIS | ISSUE 10.4

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• Video: 2011 WSSF Olympus Pro P Video: 2011 WSSF Olympus Pro Photographer Showdown Peoples Choice Winner, Bryn Hughes

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    Bryn Hughes show for the World Ski and Snowboard Festival, Olympus Pro Photographer Showdown. This show received the award for Peoples Choice.

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• My 2010 Alta Slideshow ACE My 2010 Alta Slideshow ACE

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    Shot and Edited by Pete O'Brien.

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• Chic Scott Slideshow Chic Scott Slideshow

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    Chic Scott Slideshow
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• TGR in AK the Session continue TGR in AK the Session continues

  • From: ToddJones
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    Conditions are pretty solid in Haines right now. We have flown 4 out of 6 days. The snow is knee to waist deep and stable. We have been moving into some bigger lines. There is a little threat of buried pepper with such light snow, so you have to be smart in your line selection. We have a great crew up here with Seth Morrison, Ian Macintosh, Tanner Hall and Eric Roner. It's always nice to be back in Alaska this time of year. The last photo in the slideshow was a cool mission. Ian Machit a gnarly triple stage line and double ejected. We had to tow in our guide Kent Scheler and have him jump 10 ft. out to do a ski recovery.
    We are poised and ready wih some nice lines on the table when we get good weather. Check back often for more updates from the field.

    **Erik Roner drops in for some backlit powder. The snow has been all time in Haines this spring**

    **Tanner Hall has been riding with the TGR crew alot this year. He is gettng primed up in the big mountain realm. It is cool to see him bring his freestyle background to this world. His potential to throw down some mad fusion lines is huge. Here he warms up with a switch pow SAR run.**

    **Here is Seth Mosrrison getting dropped off on a super nice powder face. We warm into things in Alaska slowly, ticking off small line first and moving up to the big stuff when it is ready. Check out the Plume of powder on this drop off.**

    **Seth reaps the rewards of a fat storm. Seth lays one of the meanest turns in the business. Check out this contrail as he drops in on a warm up run.** 

    

    **Tanner Hall through the lens of Todd Jones through the lens of Tanner Hall. It is fun to get creative with the cameras.**

    

    **Ian Mcintosh gets towed into a gnarly triple stage line. Mac rides super aggresively. This line had three airs and a crazy drop off in the ship. The fun never stops in Alaska.**

    **Mac nailed this line but through a ski at the bottom. The mountain was scraped dry and there was no way to ride down and recover his ski. By the time he stopped sliding he was way below. Our pilot Mike Wilson was quick to say, "Kent(our guide) get in the ship. I'll take you in and hover and you can jump out at the ski." Kent hucked a 10 footer out of the heli and made a quick recovery. Mac was buying beers.**

    
    

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• Sage's AK training Sage's AK training

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    Sage’s AK training
    Story and Photo’s by Pete O’Brien
    
    Last Friday Sage left his house at 4:30 am to film on the first sunny powder day Utah has seen in a while.  
    
    After a 2 ½ hour car ride and a ½ hour tow in with a sled he got to the zone only to find everything so buried that he had to wade through armpit deep snow in order to get to the top of each ski line.
    
    On his third lap he chose to ski a squiggly mainline that had an opening at the bottom which was barely shoulder width wide.  Two turns into the line he started to scratch rocks and decided to just point it.  As he gained momentum, narrowly avoiding a rock feature on one ski, he turned his upper body sideways to make it out of the choke.
    
    At the bottom Sage explained how everyday he skis, he considers it training for Alaska and since he was boarding a plane for Haines the next morning at 8am, this was his last day of training.
    
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• TGR in AK the Session continue TGR in AK the Session continues

  • From: ToddJones
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    Conditions are pretty solid in Haines right now. We have flown 4 out of 6 days. The snow is knee to waist deep and stable. We have been moving into some bigger lines. There is a little threat of buried pepper with such light snow, so you have to be smart in your line selection. We have a great crew up here with Seth Morrison, Ian Macintosh, Tanner Hall and Eric Roner. It's always nice to be back in Alaska this time of year. The last photo in the slideshow was a cool mission. Ian Machit a gnarly triple stage line and double ejected. We had to tow in our guide Kent Scheler and have him jump 10 ft. out to do a ski recovery.
    We are poised and ready wih some nice lines on the table when we get good weather. Check back often for more updates from the field.
    
    
    
    ** Eric Roner scores some good powder**
    
    
    ** Ian Macintosh exploring AK**
    
    
    ** Todd Jones through the lens of Tanner Hall through the lens of Todd Jones**
    
    
    ** Tanner Hall warming up on a Snow Assessment Run (SAR)**
    
    
    ** Ian Macintosh flying Alaska’s friendly skies**
    
    
    ** Notice the plume of snow. It is super blower!**
    
    
    ** Seth Morrison. Click on the photo to see how deep it is.**
    
    
    ** Nice to get the heli towing in. Mike Wilson drops off Mac**
    
    
    ** Kent Scheler hops out of the heli in a dubious spot for a ski recovery.**
    
    
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