Spy comes up with a new goggle, combining the history of Spy Optic with innovative technology.
An initial investigation into a chairlift accident at Sugarloaf Mountain has found that there may have been a design fault in the electrical systems of the lift....
Since it's TBT, I decided to look back at my favorite park edits from the past season!
Level 1’s newest film ‘Less’ is exactly what you expected… just more of it. Find out what we thought of the film!
Just wanted to let everyone know about G3's skier survey that's on the go for May. Lots of backcountry gear up for grabs. Get in on it. Thanks.
Good morning nerds, I've been sitting here watching the snow outside my window pass sideways along Sherbrooke Street, half-heartedly typing out notes on the Canadian Parliament and I've had some time to offload some ski-related shit that's been on th...
“The 2013 season has been my most challenging year to date. I dislocated my hip in January, making me sit out the rest of the year. My first and last time I’ll be out for the season.” This video touches lightly on what it takes to recover from a serious injury and return to skiing. While I’m know eating shit super hard and making a full recovery is challenging (dislocated hips are legit), this is the possibly the lamest way to remind your sponsors you still exist.
It's an article about female freeskiing... Your call.
downdays' opinion on brotherhood's latest film "our own way" that won best up and coming quebec production and got nominated for am film of the year at the 2013 IF3
what I thought of the movie and how to prepare for a ski movie premier.
The British freeski scene is flourishing. With parks open year-round and the high standard of riding making it big on the world stage, it is becoming a massive trend among kids looking for a new recreation. Will Tucker discusses what it is like to ski the Kingdom.
Man, the Steve Stepp story is a sad one. Despite coming up the same time, in the same circle, and with comparable talent as Tom Wallisch, Wallisch rocketed to lunar orbit infamy and national TV ads with The North Face while poor Steve was left in the d...
IDEA was one of Eric Iberg's biggest contributions to ski filmmaking and a major break from the ski porn of the time, which was just fading out of its obsession with ska and fast action at the time.
There are plenty of backflips out there and none are comparable, but we’ve taken it upon ourselves to try. These rankings are based on physical achievement and the spirit of the backflip. Here's a look at what we deem to be ten of the greatest backflips of all time.
We take a look at Quiksilver, Faction, and Candide Thovex's latest ski movie, Few Words, following the UK premiere in London.
As an educated and likely sarcastic United States citizen (everyone else can just start watching Karl Fostvedt's segment), it is your responsibility to vote.
Amazing video from Dakine Europe with Koralie, Steffi Marth, Caja Schöpf, Lucia Martiño and Kasia Rusin. Enjoy !
This is the final in a series of four lessons on close-up and macro photography by Andrew S Gibson, author of Up Close: A Guide to Macro & Close Up Photography. In the first three lessons of this series I looked at close-up lenses, extension tubes and reverse lens macro (click the links to recap [...]Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips. Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips. The Wonderful World of Macro Lenses: Close-Up Photography Lesson #4[IMG]http://images.newschoolers.com/images/17/00/51/93/42/519342.jpeg[/IMG]
At first glance, photographer Timothy Pakron’s “Silver Print” series of portraits might look like ink paintings or some kind of CG art. They’re actually photographs created by hand painting developer onto photo paper in the darkroom instead of immersing the paper entirely in the solution. Pakron writes, By using the familiarity of the face as [...][IMG]http://images.newschoolers.com/images/17/00/47/59/14/475914.jpeg[/IMG]
