Jackson Hole Exposed Photo Showdown – 2020
May 26, 2020
Earlier this year at the Arc’teryx Backcountry Academy, six professional photographers went head to head in a photo showdown style… Read more
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Life on the Bigwall
February 12, 2020
Words by: Quentin Lindfield Roberts Photos by: John Price Towards the end of last summer Quentin Roberts spent three weeks… Read more
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
June 18, 2019
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. A saying that always comes to mind for everything I own. Finding pieces… Read more
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Jackson Hole Exposed 2019
February 10, 2019
The storm of the season, followed by a few ice-cold, bluebird days, set the six photographers competing in the second… Read more
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The Electric Edge
November 28, 2018
Words, photos and filming: Kieran Brownie I lean back from the small stance trying to catch a glimpse of Brette;… Read more
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A Summer in the North
September 14, 2018
Words & Photos: Michael Overbeck I’ve been planning this trip for as long as I can remember. In the third… Read more
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Exploration and Adventure Climbing in the Sea to Sky
July 11, 2018
Words and photos: Jimmy Martinello The plains of passage as you come up the Sea to Sky highway would without-a-doubt… Read more
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CHARACTERS | Angela Percival
October 27, 2017
A storm in the mountains is not the worst thing Angela Percival can imagine. She actually prays for bad weather. But minus 40 degree cold is more about survival than adventure. Wilderness is the place you learn it’s okay to take a U-turn. There’s always something worth discovering back the way you came.
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Sights & Stories From Chamonix | 2017 Arc’teryx Alpine Academy
July 4, 2017
A Photo Recap of The 2017 Arc’teryx Alpine Academy
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Squamish Exposed | John Price’s 10 Favourite Climbing Images
June 16, 2017
In preparation for the Squamish Exposed Photo Showdown at the 2017 Arc’teryx Climbing Academy, we asked photographer John Price to select 10 of his favourite climbing images
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WHY GREENLAND? A Photo Essay
March 21, 2017
What initially drew me to Greenland was how little I knew of it. With 80% of its land covered in ice, I was moved by the mystery of its non-ice covered landscape, its sheer remoteness and 3000km of Chamonix style peaks that were rumoured to make up the coastline of East Greenland.
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The Alps: A Second Time Around
March 1, 2017
Instead of crossing of bucket list items, I found greater reward in connecting with just a few locations in a more meaningful way. It reflects in my work and how I feel when I return from my travels.
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The White Rush: Searching For Snow Traces In The Dolomites
February 2, 2017
This is a summary of an extraordinary journey on skis back to the beginning of alpine skiing in San Martino di Castrozza.
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