Summer Sucks, Winter Rules! Part 1- Adam Clark photo Essay

By ACPhoto | June 30th, 2009

The season with TGR was epic, truly epic. Early season sledding in Silverton, 6 feet of fresh Pow in Alagna Italy, 600 inched of snow in Utah and of course a strong finish in Haines Alaska. Every year I end with a huge portfolio of fresh photos. The mags and companies pick there favorites for all the uses. But there's always some shots i love and I'm the only one who gets to look at them. This year I thought I should share with everyone to keep the stoke high during the summer months. So as my edits come back from everybody i will share some teasers for the coming years film and magazines.

Check out Summer Sucks, Winter Rules! Part 2

Check out Summer Sucks, Winter Rules! Part 3

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**Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Haines, Alaska
This portrait was sage's idea, cool lights, cool colors, he took a bunch of photos of the boat dock in Haines himself. Sage has tons of creative vision that obviously comes through with his skiing, but also in his own art and life."**

**Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Alta Backcountry, Utah
we were done with the day, sage saw this little lip from a ways away and said he wanted to hit it. He didn't really care if we shot it or not, he just wanted to send it!"**

**Tanner Hall, Haines Alaska
Tanner amped after a epic day!**

**Tanner Hall, Haines Alaska
Dana and Sage watching Tanner send it. It was really cool watching Tanner get more used to skiing in Alaska, he has so much raw talent. Now he just needs a few more seasons in AK!**

**Dana Flahr, Haines Alaska
This was a day In Haines where we had some Helicopter issues and we couldn't fly, its was bluebird, two feet of pow and perfect. We drank beer, hung out on the beach and took photos.**

**Dana Flahr, Haines Alaska
Dana sending it in marginal conditions**

**Wiley Miller, Silverton Colorado
Wiley starting the day in Silverton, it was below zero every morning we were there and by the afternoon you were shovelling with shirts off.**

**Wiley Miller, Silverton Colorado
This was part of a double kicker that didn't quite work out for speed. Still, Wiley had some great visions and each kicker worked out great seperately. Wiley would spend hours and hours shovelling and still have energy to send it.**

**Seth Morrison, Haines, Alaska
Legend**

**Seth Morrison, Haines, Alaska
This zone is called Too Long, Seth has probably skied it more than anybody else in the world. Still he finds something new to do here.**

**Dash Longe, Alagna Italy
Dash stoked on our Llama helicopter in Alagna.**

**Dash Longe, Silverton Co.
Dash Longe doing one of the BIGGEST 180's i have ever seen, to full stomp, early season.**

**Callum Pettit, Alagna Italy
This was my first time working with Callum, it was epic, he has more energy than he knows what to do with. It didn't matter if we were filming or freesking, he was sending it off every bump, branch and building he could find. This is Callum seeing Alagna with full sun for the first time.**