Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
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Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 3
My awesome Quebec rail trip wraps up, as does my snowboard photography career.
Sacs de Douche à Québec- Part 2
It’s the much anticipated second part of Brooke’s rail tip to Quebec. Will snowboarding happen this time? You’ll have to read to find out.
Sacs de Douche à Québec: Part 1
In the first installment of this tale of urban boardin’ in French Canadia, we attempt just to make it across the border. Read on to learn more.
Early Retirement
I was doing so good with the blogging for awhile there. I guess I was busier, which generally leads to increased productivity. Not that I haven't been busy. In fact I was on the road, so I had no free time. Of course my trip turned out to be less than productive, thanks to crummy weather, and some unmotivated riders. Actually, it inspired me to retire from snowboard photography. Well, I'm not going to entirely retire, but I think I'll stick to trips where I am getting paid and mostly responsible for the story, not making medicore shredding look good. Reality is so much more subjective in written words.…
Read More
Oh snow!
Things are, well, going up here in Canada. The weather is not really cooperating, and there's so much snow everywhere we have to dig for 2 hours before anything gets hit and the angles sort of suck. Also my boots are still wet from yesterday. The good news is I got new boots at Walmart for $3, but they would not be so good for shooting. Anyway, there's going to be a a lot of artsy black and white photos coming from this trip. Tonight we are off to Quebec City, and hopefully it will be better weather.
Read More
Oh Canada!
Yum, poutine! I was all set to go back to spring in Oregon yesterday, but I got an email from Josh Sherman inviting me on a jib trip to Quebec to shoot photos, and well, it's definitely not spring here. We are currently in Trois-Rivieres, a paper mill town about an hour east of Montreal. It smells kind of funny, but there is more snow than I have ever seen anywhere east of the Rockies. I mean, it doesn't compare to how Snowqualmie Pass looked, but there are seriously giant snow banks and about a foot of slush every where you try to walk. Today we are going to hit…
Read More