Erik Seo Photography Blog

This is the first of the shots coming out of the Montreal/Quebec City, Canada urban trip I did back in March with Level 1 Productions with Tom Wallisch, Phil Casabon, Corey Vanular and Level 1 filmer Freedle Coty.  The Pyramids, as we called it was one of the must do features on this trip and in the end we really couldn’t have asked for much more on this feature.  These weird objects are actually skylights for some sort of building underneath the walkway that we were on top of.  The weather had crapped out on us earlier and dropped a lot of rain on us in true Eastern Canada fashion and melted out a lot of the snow we had.  Fortunately we are good at shoveling and were able to dig a (huge) in-run to jib and air out of the pyramids.  With the glass on the pyramids, it was pretty impossible for me to avoid using gels on this one, as you can see.  So aside from the extra time spent digging in rotten snow, and almost getting kicked out this turned out as good as we could have hoped.  This shot is Tom Wallisch, shifty 180′ing over the blue pyramid in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on the inside back cover of the 2010 Freeskier Magazine Buyer’s Guide.

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It’s been quite a while since my last blog post so I thought I’d put something recent up.  Here’s the 2nd Scott USA ad this season with one of my photos.   It’s in the December 2008 issue of Freeskier Magazine.  This shot came from a Level 1 Productions shoot at Copper Mountain, Colorado last Spring.  I look forward to this shoot every season beceause Copper always builds us some great terrain park features that I always get shots on, some of the best of the season.   For this particular day, Copper cut out two 20 foot wide gaps in the walls of the Superpipe.  Justin Dorey was doing some huge alleyoop flatspin 540’s across the transfer gap.