Get to da POWDAAA!

3 feet of goodness fell over the holiday weekend.  As usual, I was there to capture the action in all it's fluffalicious glory--and got a few scrumptious turns in myself to boot.   Snow, sun, foggy flat light, fresh lines, and free refills.  Heres a sampling of the goods. 

Hope y'all had a nice long weekend.  Peace!

not quite

This is a composition i've had in mind for a while, but the elements just weren't right today--cloudy, with super flat light.  Turned it black and white which i think makes it a bit more interesting, though not the dynamic shot i'm looking for.   

Blowin' Smoke

It's been a little windy at the office the last few days gearing up for a fresh installment of Wasatch powder, which should be hitting tonight and continuing into next week.  The mountain needs it, it's been a bit windblown and crusty as of late.   

Here's a shot of the American Fork Twins in a swirl of blowing snow.   

The Office

Pfeifferhorn through snowy trees.  This peak is a famous and isolated mountaintop in the Lone Peak Wilderness of the Wasatch Mountains.  As seen from Hidden Peak.   

Powder to the People: February is hurrr

Here's some shots from work today.  I was a little jealous that I wasn't tearing up the fresh 16 inches Snowbird got from this storm, but as far work goes, today was stellar.  Blue skies, fresh creamy goodness, and--oh yeah--it was cold.  -10 degrees at the top...

Hidden Peak and the Tram.  Wind chill of -30 up there.  

Face shots all morning.

I like the composition here, but i wish I caught the skier in the middle of a big right turn.  I'll have to set it up sometime and get it right.  diggin' the yellow jumpsuit, though.