SPAM #7: On the Prowl For the (Other) WROD

By:  Greg
October 28, 2010 8:51 am | Category: Skiing, SPAM

 
The Skiing Photos AMalgamated Series (SPAM) is FIS' way of stoking your fire for winter! Every-so-often we will be releasing a photo-amalgam, and offering the work as a FREE download to jazz up your desktop background. GIT SUM!

As an addendum to The (Other) WROD TR, we’ve got a SPAM entry from that trip. Right now it seems like we’ll probably be releasing SPAMs after full TRs right on through the winter… so in other words the SPAM Series won’t end come ski season as we’ve been saying. This solves a lot of problems for us since we always like sharing the Skiing Photos AMalgamated, but they take time to produce but the inherent delay goes against our dedication to getting TRs up in a timely fashion. As you know, one of our main goals here is to assist you (along with our weather department) in getting the information you need to find the snow you want. Anyway, without further adieu here’s Christian who is turning out to have quite a head for figuring how to ride for me when I take these shots… downloads are below the picture.
on the prowl for the other WROD

As a special added bonus here’s a pretty fun photo our friend Lenny Christopher just by happen-chance managed to grab of us mid schuss. Thanks Lenny! Too bad all the snow is now currently melted though :(
thanks Lenny!

Anyway, like this week’s SPAM shot? Here’s a few things you can do:
A.) SHARE IT ON FACEBOOK! We appreciate it.

B.) Get this week’s shot onto your desktop background and get a load of FIS SPAM every time you sit down to try and work. Just grab a high-resolution copy from the link below.

C.) Finally, if you REALLY like the shot, we’ve got mega-wide posters of these for sale for $40 shipped. They are printed at a local printer on demand in Montpelier, VT. That’s why they’re a bit expensive. Click here to get a sense of how much resolution and detail our posters have. Contact us if you’re interested and we’ll set up the order. In any case thanks for checking out FIS, and PRAY FOR SNOW!
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6 Comments

  1. stuckinjersey
    wrote on October 28th, 2010 at 9:13 am  
    1

    Wwwwwhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaatttttt the F man, u cats make me wanna break down and slide. Damn fine shots, greg and damn fine snowboarding. Which shot is the one available through the printer? Email me sir I’m interest in getting one for my brother in Rutvegas. Thanks for the stoke brothers.

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    • Greg
      wrote on October 28th, 2010 at 9:15 am  
      2

      we can do them all dude… hitting you backchannel now.

      we’ve got every spam on file at like… 10,000 pixels across… which means we can print really FKNA huge

  2. christian
    wrote on October 28th, 2010 at 5:50 pm  
    3

    holy coincidence lenny! funny stuff.

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  3. Jtoots212
    wrote on November 1st, 2010 at 10:06 am  
    4

    absolutely incredible image!!! when you are shooting these do you use a tripod or is it not crucial to keep the camera stationary?

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  4. angry swede
    wrote on November 4th, 2010 at 10:17 am  
    5

    Loving the SPAM series, any chance of releasing some WIDE screen friendly (i.e. 1680 or 1920 pixels wide) versions in the future?

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    • Greg
      wrote on November 4th, 2010 at 11:00 am  
      6

      perhaps… i think 1200ish is about as wide as i want free on the internetz though :/

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