GSPhotography
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Since 2007 , when I picked up my first camera. I was introduced to this crazy world that is skiing.
Throughout my numerous adventures all over North America.
I have met some incredible athletes that are really devoted to this amazing sport.
It was really nice to document some of their abilities and to be able to share this passion that we have in common.I have vivid memories of my trips to Hood , Colorado , Utah and all over the East Coast of Canada and the US.
I have been blessed to make some really good friends and meet some up and comers and brilliant athletes along the way.To see some athletes fallen at war, through recovery and coming back stronger then they were before.
The ski industry is a close knitted community and wherever I went I always felt like home.
The most I was ever payed for a photo was 150$ , but the experience itself, working for newschoolers, film companies or events and the many road trips I was on made me a much better person and that is priceless.
I soon had to recycle myself into something else because photography is a really competitive world and I wasnt up for it.Needless to say that there is very little work for the amount of talented photographers that there is out there.
I want to take some time today to share with you some photos that I took among those years.
This is my way of thanking those people that have shared with me some good and bad moments during these trips.
Photography will forever stay a passion of mine and so will skiing be. I am sure we will cross paths again , at if3 , on another trip or competition .
If you recognize yourself you can post on this thread
Throughout my numerous adventures all over North America.
I have met some incredible athletes that are really devoted to this amazing sport.
It was really nice to document some of their abilities and to be able to share this passion that we have in common.I have vivid memories of my trips to Hood , Colorado , Utah and all over the East Coast of Canada and the US.
I have been blessed to make some really good friends and meet some up and comers and brilliant athletes along the way.To see some athletes fallen at war, through recovery and coming back stronger then they were before.
The ski industry is a close knitted community and wherever I went I always felt like home.
The most I was ever payed for a photo was 150$ , but the experience itself, working for newschoolers, film companies or events and the many road trips I was on made me a much better person and that is priceless.
I soon had to recycle myself into something else because photography is a really competitive world and I wasnt up for it.Needless to say that there is very little work for the amount of talented photographers that there is out there.
I want to take some time today to share with you some photos that I took among those years.
This is my way of thanking those people that have shared with me some good and bad moments during these trips.
Photography will forever stay a passion of mine and so will skiing be. I am sure we will cross paths again , at if3 , on another trip or competition .
If you recognize yourself you can post on this thread
