Click through the tabs above to check a bunch more behind-the-scenes images shot mostly by the crew and cast…daily details below for your reading pleasure (and don’t miss the ApresBike!
Thursday we had the good privilege of shooting lifestyle images on the mountain for two separate shots, one in the morning and one in the afternoon…both during the “magic hours” of first and last light. First shot included another pre 5am call time and a snowcat ride of the mountain pre-dawn to get into position. The second shot had us travel over to Snowmass and onto a freshly groomed slope – a treat at 3pm. Overall big love for making authentically driven/motivated lifestyle shots with brands the get it…and the lifestyle twist is always a treat (and a physical break) to change it up amidst several days of action photography.
Friday morning was another early call – 5am again. Another pre-dawn snowcat ride to the biggest hit in the terrain park with some world-class Aspen local ahtletes. Oh ya…and then this neat-o helicopter whisked me into the air. More shin-cam footage will be coming at ya, along with some really unique still and motion shots. Weather again = perfect, and thanks to a kickass crew and talent, we were wrapped by 1030 am, just as the sun started getting high in the sky.
BOOYaH! And you might be wondering about the bike reference in the title of this post? Our producers were cool enough to get the whole crew – 14 of us in total on the Aspen ApresBike – a 14 seater bike/rolling bar complete with dance tunes, food and beverage to roll around the town and hit all the happy hours to celebrate our great campaign week. Few photos in the tabs above.
Hope you enjoyed following along with us. Big shoutout to Aspen/Snowmass for letting us share the adventure. Let us know what you loved, what you missed, if anything. And, as always, stay tuned for more.







I’ve been reading this blog for just a great though. Keep up the magnificent job you are doing here.
We are over-saturated with this kind of stuff now, no need for more.
Chase –
I picked up a hero cam to get some aerial shots via remote and read at the photographers for real estate blog that the FAA is going after commercial photographers that use drones without a pilots liscense. Do you know if this is an isolated incident? I loved the BTS photo of your drone setup. I really hope the FAA isn’t persuing people on this. How can you push the edges but not risk the client images? Is it the old addage don’t put all your eggs in one basket?
Thanks for sharing this series. Look forward to more of them!
Wow – awesome photos + assignment!
How about a sport photography workshop at creativeLive ? 🙂