Joe in the pipe in 2 Alpes, originally uploaded by Zimmerman2.
Great pic of skiier Joe Murrell totally inverted with skis crossed in mid air after taking a jump in the half pipe somewhere in the French Alps. Maybe one day I'll learn the names of the tricks...
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Sky's the limit, originally uploaded by Lazar Simeonov.
This skiier sails through the air making a great picture as he crosses the blazing sun high in the Swiss Alps of Crans-Montana. Crans-Montana (also known as Crans sur Sierre) is a ski resort in the heart of the Swiss Alps in the Valais, located on a plateau above Sierre.
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Ski Jump 242, originally uploaded by Shay Haas.
Perfect angle and perfect timing catching this skiier in mid-jump pulling a huge daffy as he crosses just under the blazing sun. Great picture!
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Trekking, Skiing, swimming... in Himalaya, Annapurnas, Nepal., originally uploaded by Eric Lon.
With summer winding down it's time to start thinking about hitting the slopes but most of will wait until there's some snow. Not Eric Lon however - he's determined to be the first to hit the slopes - even if it means skiing down bare rocks deep in the Himalayan mountains of Nepal. Who knew skiiers has such a crazy edge to them?!
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Nightflight #2 - grab, originally uploaded by Rune T.
This is an awesome picture of a night-rider at the 2005 Air We Go snowboard event in Oslo - hanging in mid-flight.
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Document Snowboard Mag Front Cover: 50th Special Edition!!, originally uploaded by danmedhurst.com.
I've been lazy as the ski season here in Vancouver winds down but came across this night shot of Vans rider Will Hughes from the cover of Document Snowboard Magazine's 50th special edition cover.
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GSM_3908-Edit.jpg, originally uploaded by GS Miller.
Snowboarder Craig Gillis catches inverted air off a large snow lip on Blackcomb mountain.
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X XX, originally uploaded by Theorris.
This skiier catches huge inverted air and appears to hang upside down at the World Superpipe Championships at Park City Mountain Resort in Park City, Utah.
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