Athelstan

Lead Guide and GM at TLH, Cliff Umpleby, hadn't skied the Athelstan Glacier in over 4 years until today. I guess we got here just in time for a pretty good couple days. And by "pretty good..." I should reiterate, the lead guide and GM hadn't skied this glacier for over four years. The snow was good and stable, the holes were filled in, and the scenery was stunning to say the least!

The View...

...from my office today. Thanks to TLH (Tyax Lodge Heliskiing)!

Free Range

Free range horses on the 4 hour drive north from Whistler, BC to Tyax Lodge.

Out of Office Reply:

On the road for the next 6 weeks! YahooOOoOOoOO!

POWDER GIRL ?!?!?!?!?!

Do you like my little camera? How 'bout that beautiful cliff that Shaun just chucked herself off?

I could -quite literally- go on for days about what a huge honor this is. (REALLY HUGE!!!) But I will spare you my novel, and suggest you check out some light reading by Tess Weaver on page 66 of the 2011 Powder Photo Annual.

We're starting a series....

It's been way too long since Pip and I shot a good heel click photo like the one that took "Best Mountain Lifestyle" in the first annual Ski Salt Lake shootout. We finally decided to continue the tradition. This here is a pre-season-first-real-blanket-of-snow-in-the-mountains heel click.

Leading Ladies, 4: Ski Photographers

This is the 4th in a series of "Leading Ladies" in the ski industry that ESPN is featuring on their freeski site. Scroll on down to the 4th name, it may look familar :) Then check out the first two photos in the gallery that I shot of Angeli and Pip!