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Chase Jarvis FRAMES: Pray for Snow

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Had this fun Chase Jarvis FRAMES buried in an earlier post and it was suggested by some smart friends that I give it a unique post url, like all the other vids. It made sense, so here it is. Apologies if you caught it the first time around. In the event you missed it, this vid features 3954 still frames of skiers and snowboarders ripping deep pow and hucking their meat around the slopes. We stitched each frame together and put ’em to a great tune by the ever-flowing Saturday Knights (buy their tunes!) to help ring in winter and celebrate the limited edition coffee table book we just published last week.

And speaking of the book, thanks so much for all your orders via the book’s microsite. We’ve been totally steamrolled by the response. They’re going fast – thank you thank you thank you. I’m grateful.

If you live in Seattle or surrounds, consider swinging by the slide show and book signing at the Seattle REI this Friday, Oct 17, at 7pm. Admission is free. I’ll show some images, sign some books (avail for $35), there will be eats on hand, a benefit raffle for the Northwest Avalanche center, chances to win season passes from Stevens Pass, and, apparently there’s going to be a special guest?? Hmmm. Hope it’ll be fun.
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