I was on the fence about riding on Sunday. It was foggy and there were occasional sprinkles of rain. It was almost impossible to see 25 feet in from of you but the conditions were really fun. We rode up to the top of Madonna and found this view. What a bonus! Mansfield InversionMansfield Inversion

Two winters ago I shot the Vermont Open of Snowboarding at Stratton Resort in Southern Vermont. The Event is always a great time and features some of the best riders in the region. It also showcases an event called the "Washed Up Cup" which features legends of snowboard that are still competitive. I was pleasantly surprised when they introduced a Retro Pipe event the night before the Washed Up Cup. So many of the old pro’s came out to throw down and the event was located where the pipe was located when we were kids. It felt like coming home, the feeling of the location and the event was surreal. During the event I shot the photo below of Seth Neary doing his classic method. It was published in the new Ski Vermont Magazine. I want to thank them for publishing my shot and Seth for sending it. You can pick one up at most tourist information centers. Seth NearySeth Neary legend with a proper method at the Vermont Open Retro Pipe

On July 25th, 2016 Burton snowboard included two of my photos in a piece on swimming-holes and swimming-hole etiquette. They outline a great perspective on how to treat the environment surrounding these places and how to act while there. It’s defiantly a good read.

This is the link to check it out: https://www.burton.com/blogs/the-burton-blog/how-hit-swimming-hole-local/

Big thanks to the staff a Burton for using my work and promoting my photography! Collbett FallsCollbett Falls