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High Cascade Photo Workshop 2011
by bfawcett on Aug.10, 2010, under History, Snowboard
High Cascade Photo Workshop and Trevor Graves invited me to present my history of snowboarding photo slideshow again this summer at Government Camp, OR. Here it is in case you missed it.
Share on FacebookOld Snowboard Photos for Sale
by bfawcett on Feb.13, 2010, under Snowboard
After many years of avoiding personal requests for many of my snowboarding photos, I finally decided it’s easier to set up an online shop rather than spitting them out one-by-one on my inkjet printer. I just got the 5×7 proofs for a test and the quality is really good. The B&W’s look like the real thing. Check it out. Go to this link.
Share on FacebookInt’l Snowboard Magazine – Ken Achenbach, Pioneer
by bfawcett on May.21, 2009, under Skateboard, Snowboard
Ken Achenbach on the cover of Int’l Snowboard Magazine – January 1987
Another classic issue of ISM with Ken Achenbach leading the tour of Mt. Bachelor as well as the first ballsy board test by Tom Hsieh and the crew of ISM. “This was the friskiest board tested, the Barfoot was as loose as a goose. Well who can forget those comments from the original board test. And of course the bonus of this issue was the one and only Keith Kimmel interview, not to be missed. This issue closes with a classic ad of Shaun Palmer on the back cover.
Check out the full magazine on my issuu homepage.
Share on FacebookInt’l Snowboard Mag – Season Annual 1987
by bfawcett on May.08, 2009, under Shaun Palmer, Snowboard
Jim Zellers at Donner Ski Ranch Lake Tahoe, ISM, Season Annual, Winter 1987 (Photo by Larry Prosor)
Now this is truly a classic issue of ISM. Their first 4-Color cover in 52 pages; there was no turning back. Check Out the following snowboarding stars of the eighties. You can look at the mag in flip-format here!
Share on FacebookInt’l Snowboard Mag by Tom Hsieh – Snowboard Pioneer
by bfawcett on Apr.16, 2009, under Shaun Palmer, Snowboard
Shaun Palmer, ISM Cover, October, 1986 (Photo by Tom Hsieh, Jr)
Originally known as Absolutely Radical in March 1985, International Snowboard Magazine was the first seasonal snowboarding magazine and proclaimed the “last word” until 1991 when it discontinued publication.
Brainchild of Tom Hsieh, Jr. of San Francisco, the October 1986 issue can be seen in its entirety in flip-format. Thanks for checking it out!
Share on FacebookProtected: Pantone Colour Planner, Spring/Summer 2010
by bfawcett on Feb.26, 2009, under Features, Products
Enter your password to view comments. :2010, bud fawcett, burton, color, fawcett photo design, forecast, k2, pantone, ride, skate, snow, surf more...Protected: Trends 2011, Snowboard and Ski Graphic Predictions
by bfawcett on Feb.14, 2009, under Products, Skateboard, Snowboard
Enter your password to view comments. :armada, billabong, bonfire, burton, capita, dc, ellis, flow, forum, giro, head, k2, line, nike, nitro, omatic, palmer, ride, rome, roxy, salomon, scott, sessions, smokin, stepchild, technine, volcom more...Craig Kelly – Legend
by bfawcett on Feb.10, 2009, under Snowboard
Craig Kelly Backside, Soda Springs, Sims World Championships, 1985
At the third world championships, Craig ruled the pipe along with Kidwell, Kimmel, and Palmer. Craig had just picked up his sponsorship from Tom Sims a month before, and he’s sporting Raybans, Moto Gloves and Levis. In this photo it’s funny to see people sitting on the walls which is generally prohibited at today’s events. The World Championships moved to Breckenridge the following year.
Craig Kelly, Mt. Baker, 1991
Six years later, Craig had switched his sponsor to Burton and we had another miraculous sunny photoshoot at Mt. Baker during New Years vacation. Craig bounced off the tree top which was unexpected. The posse that day was pretty large and included Mike Ranquet (who was sharing a house with Craig), Shawn Farmer who was wearing all black, Jeff Fulton, Carter Turk, and Eric Jenko. Anyone else?
Share on FacebookSnowboard Pioneers – Roadtrip 1985
by bfawcett on Feb.02, 2009, under Snowboard
Snowboard pioneers from a 1985 roadtrip from Lake Tahoe to Park City to Jackson Hole.
(l-r) Chris Karol, Evan Feen (with Grell prototype high-backs), Terry Kidwell (father of freestyle), Matt “Boy Aggro” Vining, Jeff Grell (high-back inventor), Jim Sechrist, Steve “007″ Link and seated is Bob Klein (Octagon sports agent).
Share on FacebookTom Sims – Sims Snowboards
by bfawcett on Jan.19, 2009, under Snowboard
Toms Sims, 1985, Soda Springs Halfpipe (Lake Tahoe), Sims World Championships
Tom Sims invented his own brand of snowboarding and was the original competitor in the early days of riding. His “layback, look back” is one of my favorite images.
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