Tag Archives: skiing

Creative Ideas Don’t Live At Your Desk

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Dan Bailey
Ryan Miller backcountry skiing, Cameron Pass, Colorado

Sometimes you sit there at your desk, mousing and pounding away on the keyboard, writing blog posts, editing images, surfing the web, tweeting, reading Facebook and generally racking your brain about how to improve your photography. How do I know … Continue reading →

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Sometimes It’s All About The Moment

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Dan Bailey

Sometimes photography isn’t about lenses, equipment, f/stops, ISO, megapixels, off-camera lighting, TTL, tripods, grad-neutral density filters, Photoshop, composition, color relationships, shutter speeds, motion blurs, the weight of your camera or number of cross-type AF sensors your fancy high-end DSLR has. … Continue reading →

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Bringing Back Winter One Shovel Full at a Time

Posted on April 12, 2010 by Dan Bailey

How do you complete a winter photo shoot in the middle of spring? Simple. You remake winter. I was recently hired to do a skate skiing shoot here in Anchorage, but under our increasing hours of sunshine, the snow was … Continue reading →

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Featured Image: Backcountry Skiing, Canadian Rockies

Posted on January 21, 2010 by Dan Bailey

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Short Days = Great Light

Posted on December 14, 2009 by Dan Bailey

The short winter days in Alaska yield some great light for photography. Here are some shots from Turnagain Pass, Chugach Mountains, Alaska. Click here to see more Alaska backcountry skiing images. Share

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