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| Jordan
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Jordan Manley is a Vancouver-Whistler based photographer. At 24 he has been
shooting skiing professionally for the past few years, and his work now appears
regularly in publications across the globe. This past year he travelled
extensively and had the fortuitous bounce of landing a trip to Antarctica, a
place that continues to consume his thoughts. Last year, Jordan took part in
two photo contests, Whistler-Blackcomb's Deep Winter Photo Challenge and Skiing
magazine's South American Photo Challenge and was voted the winner of both
events.
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| Kari
Medig |
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Kari Medig (Vancouver, BC) - Originally from the East Kootenays, photographer
Kari Medig currently lives in Vancouver and divides his time between shooting
for magazines, traveling and backcountry skiing. Whether capturing fresh powder
summits in Canada, tea-sipping Peruvian elders, or suburban Elvis
impersonators, Medig continues to explore the world with fresh eyes, a legacy
of remote backcountry trips in northern Canada as a kid. His work has appeared
in various outdoor and news publications around the world.
View Kari's photos or Email Kari
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| Lucas
Jmieff |
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Lucas Jmieff ( pronounced: Jim - eye - ef ) is a 29 year old snow sports and
lifestyles photographer based in the West Kootenay region of British Columbia,
Canada. The evocative winter images Lucas creates stem from the progressive
backcountry snowboard movement and the light powder snow of high terrain
Kootenay Mountains. By combining the growing reputation of the Kootenays as a
world-class powder destination with his "artful mountain genius", Lucas
composes images that have become iconic of the "personal powder pursuit". A
pursuit that has become a visual gateway for Lucas' images to a wider audience.
For Lucas it all started at the age of 17, in the grand winter playground of
the BC mountains. After sending some of his favorite photos to a Vancouver
snow/skate publication Lucas received his first magazine assignment for
Concrete Powder Magazine. The years that followed brought him into the scope of
publications such as Snowboard Canada, Transworld Snowboarding, Snow Board,
Frequency, Method Mag and many more. Lucas has done commercial and fashion work
for numerous snowboard and outerwear companies and his winter sports images are
represented by a European photo agency. Lucas currently resides in Nelson, BC.
He pursues assignment work for Snowboard Canada Magazine, contributes to
various other snowboard publications and companies. He has taken on many other
off-season avenues in his photography including, portraiture, weddings,
fashion, product and fine art landscapes. He is about to launch his new
website, so be sure to check it out Dec. 5th 2008.
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| Nicolas
Teichrob |
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Nicolas Teichrob currently resides in Roberts
Creek, BC, although his time is spent chasing powder, trails, and surf around
British Columbia. Inspired by
unique angles and circumstances Nicolas is on a constant search for the perfect
shot. A relative newcomer to
action sports photography, his first season of dedicated shooting landed his
images in many international magazines.
While not taking photos, skiing, surfing, or biking, Nicolas is finishing up a
Master’s of Science degree at the University of British Columbia where he
studies the glaciers and streams on Blackcomb Mountain.
View my website
Email me
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| Steve
Ogle |
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Winner of the 2008 Cold Shot Foto Face-Off, Steve Ogle is back to defend his
prestigious title.
He travels, shoots, skis, and plays hockey with fervor, and has recently been
honing his photographic skills on a big piece of ice in the southern
hemisphere.
A dirt bag who beats the odds, in part, through impecible personal hygiene,
Steve's images can be seen in everywhere. He resides in Nelson, BC
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