With snowboarding on the brain and no new powder to speak of I headed down to Stratton to check out the
US Open. It's been years since I've bothered to go shoot the event, but with sunshine and warm temps on call I figured this one shouldn't be missed. The pipe was a little tricky to shoot do to the limitations of my press pass. They had 6 photo-pits set up to shoot from and they all seemed to be in the wrong places. Not a big deal, I roamed around shooting second angles and lifestyles and took in a whole bunch of sick snowboarding. Kudos goes out to Burton and Stratton, they always seem to get it right and this year was no exception.
Here are a few from the Open. All were shot with either a Canon 1D Mark 2N or a Canon 5D. Lenses used were: 17-35mm, 70-200mm, 15mm(fisheye), and a 45mm tilt-shift. Processing was done in Apple Aperture and Photoshop. As always, click on an image to view bigger.
The scene.
Kevin Pearce tow-side slash.
Binoculars!
BIG.
Flag.
Old School - holding up the board - sweet!
Kevin Pearce again I think, with what was the most boned air I saw all day.
Tilt.
Tilt.
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