Tag: backcountry skiing

Postcard: Sorry, I’ve Been Away For A While

Posted on by Justin Fague in Lifestyle Photography, Nature Photography, Outdoor Winter Activities, skiing, Wasatch National Forest

Buenos Dias!I've been away for a little bit. It's been snowing nonstop here in Utah since December and the powder has been incredible! It's been hard to dedicate time to my blog and all my stories from last summer because I've been so busy creating new stories and new memories. I've been skiing with friends, … Continue reading Postcard: Sorry, I’ve Been Away For A While →

Skiing Honeycomb Canyon at Solitude Mountain

Posted on by Justin Fague in Landscape Photography, Outdoor Winter Activities, Photography, Portrait Photography, skiing

We covered Honeycomb Canyon in the last blog, but this one has a little more photography involved. I trusted myself a little more to take photos here, apparently! Or it was a better ski day. Whichever it was, it yielded some really awesome ski photos! Andrea had never been up the summit lift, and she'd … Continue reading Skiing Honeycomb Canyon at Solitude Mountain →

Skiing at Alta Resort And Photographing Winter Beauty

Posted on by Justin Fague in Landscape Photography, Outdoor Winter Activities, Photography, skiing

Alta is a beautiful ski resort. From the breathtaking views to the world class skiing and expansive terrain, there's something for everybody here.

Shredding The Gnar at Snowbird Resort, Utah

Posted on by Justin Fague in Lifestyle Photography, Outdoor Winter Activities, Photography, skiing, Wasatch National Forest

I left the last blog I wrote on November 28th with the quote "Is it time for skiing yet??" and it apparently was, given my absence from this blog.

Hiking Up Albion Basin at Alta | Pre-Season Snowboarding

Posted on by Justin Fague in Lifestyle Photography, Outdoor Winter Activities, Photography, snowboarding, Wasatch National Forest

An early snow season means hiking season just got a whole lot more intense. Instead of hiking with an intense pack, sweating the entire time and swatting away bugs, I put on some snow-pants, tie up my snowboarding boots, strap a snowboard to my pack, grab my poles, and head up the mountain!