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Mount Washington panoramic and Chris Davenport print at Matty B’s

I just installed a display at Matty B’s Mountainside Cafe. The photo is a panoramic of the east side of Mount Washington and the display consists of three 16×24″ metal prints. I chose metal prints because of their durability and ability to hang them with some space between the wall. Here are some photos:

Mount Washington Panoramic

Mount Washington Panoramic

Mount Washington Panoramic

Matt also hung a photo of Chris Davenport skiing The Chute in Tuckerman Ravine:

Chris Davenport skiing The Chute

Framed Mount Washington Panoramic

Here is a photo of a framed print that I’m delivering today. The photo is the east side of Mount Washington with the major features (left to right) being the Gulf of Slides, Tuckerman Ravine, and Huntington Ravine. It’s a 6×24″ print with a 2″ dark gray mat and black wood frame. Framing by Vintage Frameworks of North Conway, New Hampshire.

Framed Mount Washington Panoramic

Backcountry Magazine – Chris Davenport skiing The Chute in Tuckerman Ravine

I’m psyched to have my first photo published in Backcountry Magazine. Check out the January 2012 issue (Volume 17 Issue 84) for a photo of Chris Davenport ripping down The Chute in Tuckerman Ravine on Mount Washington, New Hampshire. This photos was taken during the filming of Like There’s No Tomorrow by Warren Miller Films.

Chris Davenport skiing The Chute

Chris Davenport skiing The Chute

Photo Details: Canon 5D Mark II, Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM, 1/2500s @ f/8 and ISO 200.

“Like There’s No Tomorrow” by Warren Miller Films showing on Friday 12/16/2011

This past March, I spent just under a week camped below Tuckerman Ravine on Mount Washington to shoot still photos for the film Like There’s No Tomorrow from Warren Miller Films. There will be an independent local showing this Friday, 12/16/2011, at the Attitash Grand Summit Hotel. You can get tickets at Granite Films. Cover photo and article about the film project in today’s Conway Daily Sun.

Conway Daily Sun on 12/15/2011

Jackson Winter Panoramic

I worked with Badger Realty in January and February of 2011 to create a winter panoramic view of Jackson Village and the surrounding mountains. They were looking for a large print installation for their renovated office space and we came up with the idea of separate large prints installed to simulate a panoramic view. I photographed at dawn after a recent snowstorm and was really pleased with the soft colors and fresh snow. The separate photos were stitched together with Photoshop and I produced seven 20×30″ mounted prints. Check out the photos and installation video below (you can click on the photos for a larger view).

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Full panoramic:
Jackson Winter Panoramic

Seperate frames:
Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Jackson Winter Panoramic

Time lapse of installation:

Photo Details: Canon 5D Mark II with EF 85mm f/1.8 USM lens.

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