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Tag Archives: Ski photography
Seen from a Chair
I was riding uphill on a chair lift watching the shadows. And then I saw this.
Posted in Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Chair Lift, Photography, Shadows, Ski, Ski photography, Zermatt
4 Comments
The Italian View
The classic view of the Matterhorn is the one seen from Zermatt. That is indisputably the iconic view. Today I skied over into Italy and down towards Cervinia on another fantastic blue-sky day. The Matterhorn looks very different from Italy. … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Cervinia, Matterhorn, Photography, Ski photography, Zermatt
6 Comments
On the Piste
A perfect day – blue sky from dawn to dusk. Spent the day with my dSLR round my neck, secured to my chest with the chest straps of my slim-line rucsac. Skiing with dSLR ready for use means skiing at … Continue reading
Posted in Skiing - Zermatt
Tagged Furggsattel, Photography, Ski, Ski Action, Ski photography, Zermatt
14 Comments
At One’s Feet
When I return to the same ski area, time and time again, it becomes harder to think of something new to find visually. Strangely the answer might be right in front of me, actually at my feet. Through the long … Continue reading
Posted in Skiing - General
Tagged Above the clouds, Corduroy, Photography, Ski, Ski Action, Ski photography, skiing, Spindrift
12 Comments
On Piste Action Photography
My blog has reached a minor milestone today – this is my 250th Post. How many hours of work is that? I dare not think, nor tell my wife! I am a keen skier as those who follow this blog … Continue reading
Posted in Skiing - General
Tagged On Piste Photography, Photography, Ski, Ski Action, Ski photography, skiing
22 Comments
Skiing with a camera
With a ski trip to Zermatt starting in 3 days time, this seems as good a time as ever to write an article about how I ski with a camera. Hopefully you’ll find a few pearls of wisdom that will … Continue reading
Posted in MountainScape, Photo Tips, Skiing - General
Tagged Ski, Ski photography, Skier, skiing, Skiing with a camera
15 Comments
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