I can't wait to get out and shoot some more snow shots like this one of Cody Borchers jumpin' over Scotty Shaw slashin'
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Happy Holidays everyone! Hope you all get some deep pow this year!
Jeff
The life and times of a guy named Jeff Patterson. Not the Jeff Patterson drummer guy, or the Blair Witch guy, or the other USA War-Photographer guy, the one that takes photos of Snowboarding and sometimes Travel and other cool things, and once in awhile gets in a snowcat to build snow playgrounds.
...and I'm making room on my walls and in my home. Sooo.. I'm going to be posting prints for sale off and on for the next while. The first one is a shot of Golden BC's Justin Baun, high speed powder turn in the alpenglow @ Chatter Creek Lodge BC. ( 2001 ). This shot is printed 24" x 36" on stretched canvas over a 3/4" wooden frame for hanging on your wall. Originally this image was printed for an Auction / door prize for a great buddy and somehow I lucked out getting it back when all was said and done - it has been on my wall for the past year or so, but time to mix it up.
I've only made one print of this image - after it appeared in a Snowboard Canada Feature years ago, and do not plan on printing another. I will email photos of the actual print if you would like to see.
$500.00
The print is located in Squamish BC - being that it is large... it may be best for someone located nearby, but I can possibly arrange ship/delivery.
Please send me an email if you are interested in this print!
More to come soon...
Thanks for looking
Jeff
TGR/Deeper... Some of the crew were in for 28 days straight.
Camping in crazy weather.. hiking / splitboarding insane lines in Alaska.. Deep in the national park.
I am selling my truck, and sled.
Email me if your looking for a 2003 Toyota Tundra access cab, or a 2009 Rev 800 Ski-Doo
Yep, its once again raining in Squamish. Its hard to complain after having a dry "winter" that we are finally getting rained on. I think the freezing level is up around 1400-1700 the next few days. The heavy wet snow will be a blessing and a curse. The frost that was building in the alpine in the last snow-less month caused some big avy's to tear out the last few clear days... so hopefully this snow heavy load on top will strip that crap out of there and let us breath a bit easier on the next clear days. A few days back we broke into the alpine at a popular sled zone here in BC. With 3 new sleds, we got up... broke the trail into the zone, and broke another zone up in the area to shoot. It was suprising to me the lack of class, drive, and creativity of some crews. They followed our tracks into the zone, into the lake, and then proceeded right up our pack trail, and built jumps directly beside us on the ridge... GO FIND YOU OWN ZONE YOU DAMN SHEEP. Within an hour there was 3 crews on the same ridge.. it was the most stupid thing I have witnessed in the backcountry ever. One massive zone... and everyone focused on what we broke into. One big Playground, and everyone playing one the swings in the corner. Luckly the crew I was with got the h outta there and found our own zones to hit.