Here is a feature story on Drew Stoecklein from last months Outside Magazine Brazil. Drew is a professional skier and photographer, this time he is in front of my lens.
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Here is a feature story on Drew Stoecklein from last months Outside Magazine Brazil. Drew is a professional skier and photographer, this time he is in front of my lens.
Excited to have an image published in Skiing Magazine this month of Bart Mitchell. Its the first time I’ve had an image published with Skiing Magazine and I am really excited for the opportunity. It has been a pleasure to work with Alex Witkowicz.
Josh Apple, Kyler Pallister and I went out looking for a mellow day in Hyalite. We had no plan. After putting on our bags in the parking, we decided to check out Home Field Advantage. Last season this climb had liberal ice. A bolted line originally, eyed, by Pete Tapley and Joe Josephson. Pete and JoJo, along with Brian Schmitz and John Frieh climbed this line on January 9th 2009.
Josh Apple beginning to see a little further out on a fine news years eve day. – Expanding Horizons. 40M 5.11+ WI 7R (M8)
FA Alex Lowe, Kris Erickson, Jim Earl, January 9, 1998
I was standing in the Houston airport last Friday, waiting to board a flight. Heading home to Bozeman and ran into my friend Kris Erickson, also heading home. A quick layover in Denver and a plane change I found myself running into another friend Chad Peele. Chad was also heading to Bozeman to attend the 15th Annual Ice Climbing Festival. It was a great start to the weekend. Hyalite was filled with great friends and great times last weekend. The magic of Hyalite on full display. Here are a couple of images.
NG Adventure chose this image of Forrest Coots as their photo of the week. Great working with the folks over at NG and to see all of the hard work down in Patagonia getting some publicity. Special thanks to Forrest for all the hard work on this one.
Its about the journey. The overnight success, is time. Fine tune your craft. It is a D-O-I-N-G… process. I hope to still be fine tuning my creative vision at 70. Steve Jobs didn’t stop at the first Macintosh Computer. He continued to perfect and fine tune his vision.
I recently had a conversation with a friend who made this observation to me. The set backs will be there no matter how successful I am. The dream and pursuit of my passion will bring progression.
Make art.
Here is a video from some folks that say it much better. If your a creative, sit down with a cup of coffee and enjoy.
Big Sky Resort’s Tram in the November issue of Powder Magazine: The Best Ski Lifts in North America.