Getting ready for the season.

Waking up to frosty mornings has me thinking about winter. With the editorial season underway, its great to see shots from last winter showing up in the magazines, in advertising, posters and movie covers. Here is the recent Freeskier cover with Parker White skiing and the Level 1 Productions movie "Sunny" box cover and poster of Wiley Miller.

Pilsner and Drum tobacco.....

Not sure why, but skiers like to drink Pilsner and roll their own cigarettes. Obviously, beer is a huge part of skiing, the best way to celebrate a perfect day. Over the winter we spend a lot of our down days, enjoying the Pilsner nectar. I am deep into editing thousands of photos from the season, and for some reason I want to post some shots of alcohol consumption.

Salomon Freeski TV at Last Frontier Heli

Last Month I joined the Salomon Freeski TV crew on a trip to Last Frontier Heli, in the great white north of B.C. We sailed up the amazing Inside Passage from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert then took the incredible scenic drive to Bell 2 where we would spend the next week skiing some beautiful, huge terrain bordering Alaska. Our pilot Bert along with guide Colin managed to get us onto some gorgeous peaks and kept us very entertained.....some of the driest most ridiculous humor anyone could ask for.
The second leg of our trip was spent in Stewart B.C. where Last Frontier has another staging area for their operation, again, all time skiing with what seems to be unlimited terrain.
Last Frontier is a top notch operation, amazing skiing, top class accommodation, great staff with fine dining chefs that help you build your heli belly.
Check out
www.lastfrontierheli.com
www.salomonfreeski.com

January in the Kootenays with Level 1 Productions.

The season in Whistler started with amazing snowfall through November and parts of December, but as January rolled in, the snow rolled out of Whistler...So I hit the road to the Kootenays. The Level 1 Productions crew, with Josh Bibby, Wiley Miller, Parker White and Freedle Coty had plans to access a bunch of hidden zones between Revelstoke and Nelson. These zones ended up being pretty all time, with waist deep snow for most of our trip.