Photos and Movies

“Ski-porn” takes on a new meaning in upcoming movie.

This much pow ruins you for life, but it’s so worth it.

Recovered from a life-threatening brain injury, artist Jordan Manley creates three final films with skiers Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots in Iran and China, culminating in a special homecoming to British Columbia.

The many faces of Mont Blanc.

Can't stop, won't stop. This kid never stops.

SalomonTV's next episode, "Guilt Trip," will premiere this week at the Banff Film Festival.

One lucky skier got to go wherever he wanted with the Salomon athletes of his choice last winter.

Cody Townsend and Elyse Saugstad are the cutest thing since Snuggies.

Two friends escape to the north in a small plane to chase winter and deep powder.

10 minutes to Punta Helbronner via the all the Skyway Gondola

Photographer Adam Barker dishes on everything from lighting and composition to landscape and action photography in this online photo class.

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Skier and producer Jesse Hoffman takes us through his skiing process in the Elk Mountains in this beautifully crafted edit. Yep, this one raised our arm hair.

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Follow ski photographer Ace Kvale and his dog Genghis Khan across 400 miles of desert in this tear-jerking vid.

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Skiing is in Kye Petersen’s blood. But it’s safe to say he’s an athlete of his own making.

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JF Houle discusses his new film, Houligan: a Ski Story.

Skiers can make a difference, and here are the Tedx Talks to prove it.

Our very own editor in chief, Kim “The Mouth” Beekman and I, Leslie Hittmeier, will totally tell you what to drink this weekend while you sit on the tailgate of your Toyota Tacoma after a long day of touring in the hills.

Two weeks at Kiroro with SASS Global Travel.

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We did the math. Here are your favorite stories on skiingmag.com from 2015. By Leslie Hittmeier

I know—it’s just a pow shot. She said it to me just like that. “It’s just a shot of someone skiing powder. The snow is blowing up and you can only see part of the skier.”

What goes into capturing the greatest ski photo of all time?

Your go-to spot for every ski movie trailer released for the 2015-16 season.

Reuben Krabbe took his dream photograph in the Arctic and there is a whole 31-minute video to prove it. Watch Salomon Freeski TV's newest episode "Eclipse" and find out more about how Krabbe got the shot.

Part two takes us to Alaska with Dane Tudor and Sam Cohen as they inspire and challenge themselves in the ultimate proving grounds.

BD blew us away with the first episode of their new TV series, and we can't wait to see more.

Patagonia recently released a documentary depicting the epic struggle between backcountry protection and development.

Sam Cohen and Corey Felton hit up the Idaho backcountry with Stellar Media.

Goertzen took a year off skiing comps to travel and make this really sick edit instead. Thanks Ben!

We follow some pretty rad people on Instagram. Here are some photos from our feed that got us psyched this week, including stuff from Lynsey Dyer, Lee Cohen, and Kim Havell! By Leslie Hittmeier

Learn to shoot ski action photography this summer at Skiing Magazine's Powder Click photo camp in Chile.

The web series kicked off in memory of Andreas Fransson, with an Icelandic adventure, and now takes you from deep B.C. pow, to Japan, and beyond.

Moose steaks, lobster, exploding vans, and more in this excellent mini-documentary about the 1971 World Cup ski races at Maine's Sugarloaf Mountain.

Red Bull Athlete Jon DeVore, who explores untouched peaks with both skis and a parachute, discusses the sport of speedriding and his new documentary The Unrideables.

So far, 2015’s delivered some killer powder shots.

We asked readers to submit their best face shots, and these are some of the best.

A new series of ski film shorts by DPS Cinematic features storm-chasing and deep-powder riding.

Because it's not cool to let your skins flap around like a wet Band-Aid.

The Colorado Mountain School's Mike Alkaitis shares tips on how to de-ice skins while backcountry skiing.

The Colorado Mountain School's Mike Alkaitis shares tips on how to do a proper kick turn while backcountry skiing.

Eric Pollard and his dog find freshies.

Because amazing ski photos ought to be shared.

In a new web series, see how the pioneering big mountain skier Chris Davenport's career has evolved.

Sally Francklyn reports from the unicorn-packed world premiere in Boulder, Colorado. It was not your average ski-film showing.

Get behind the scenes and meet the crew behind the Lynsey Dyer-directed ski film Pretty Faces.

Here's where you can see Pretty Faces, the all-female ski film directed by Lynsey Dyer, this fall.

It's time to get stoked, kids.

Year after year, photographers and athletes push the limits creating unique images, and we're in awe of the art. That's why we collected some of our favorite images from this past season.

Vote for the best edit from ski areas across the country.

See the trailer for Lynsey Dyer's Pretty Faces ski film here.

Think you've had the best skiing face shot of all time? Now's your chance to prove it.

Please read this carefully.

See our editors' favorite powder photos from last year's ski trips. Because you're not stoked enough for winter.

We talk Pretty Faces, an edit contest, and what you should watch for this fall.

Let’s review last year’s faceshots and white rooms from around the Western Hemisphere.

Cool off with some of our favorite edits from last season.

As Nimbus wraps up its two-year project, "After the Sky Falls," a new RAW video will drop every other week.

Despite what you think, snowlerblading is not dead.

Willis Brown and friends hit the backcountry around Aspen, Colorado to find their own type of play land.

It's what every skier aspires to do.

We sifted through nearly 20,000 images to find these—the ones that reminded us why we first clicked into bindings.

Female professional skiers take media into their own dainty little hands.

The 64th film features some of the hottest skiers ripping some of the best snow in the world.

Skiing Magazine is kicking off the season with a Photo Annual that includes the best ski images in the world. Find it on newsstands now.

South American camp gives invaluable experience to aspiring ski photographers.

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The 35th Annual Mountainfilm Festival takes place Friday, May 24, to Monday, May 27, in Telluride, Colorado.

How do you get to the mountains? We asked our Instagram friends to tag their best skimobiles with #mountainassaultvehicle. Here are our favorites.

Lynsey Dyer talks about her new film project.

Whip out your iPhone and show us what you got at Icelantic Winter on the Rocks.

Russell Dalby wins Arc'teryx photo comp in Whistler Blackcomb.

Andreas Fransson: extreme skier, death cheater.

A look at the newest project from Sweetgrass Productions.

Whistler Backcomb shares its stockpile of snow.

"The Wizards of Odd"