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Bike Magazine cover

Jordan Manley — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 20:24:18 +0000

Very happy to see the new cover of Bike magazine, a picture Darcy Turenne and I took in Naniamo, BC last fall. It is my first Bike mag cover. The issue also contains a series of portraits I took with Darcy, Micayla Gatto, and Willow Koerber.

The unseen.

Jordan Manley — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 23:03:00 +0000

This image was taken in my bedroom today. It is a scene I’ve looked at conceivably hundreds and hundreds of times, but not until today did I “see” it, and decide to take a picture of it. Interesting how we go through life, failing to really experience the things that are right in front of us.

Duffey Lake Road – Mt Matier

Jordan Manley — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:52:06 +0000

This weekend under tranquil skies and rising temperatures, we journied up the Duffey Lake road and ski toured/climbed the highest peak in the area, Mt. Matier, standing at just over 9,000ft. My partner’s and I skied it’s legendary NW face, fast, and then down the Anniversary Glacier back to the road. All in, a 5000 vertical ft descent, punctuated by cold beers waiting for us in the snow bank when we reached the road.

Pro Photographer Showdown – Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival

Jordan Manley — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 19:53:23 +0000

Whistler has held the WSSF for a what seems like quite a few years now. The diversity in music, spring skiing and competition, and arts events have become part of the fabric of a complete Whistler ski season. I remember attending the Pro Photographer Showdown for the first time when I was starting out and trying to become a little more “serious” about taking action photographs. I drove up to Whistler in my dad’s sedan and watched the shows, slept in the car that night and envisioned someday entering the contest. That time has come and I am humbled by my competition this year – it promises to be an inspiring evening.

For the past week I have been working on my show, dialing in my Final Cut skills. After years of using the program, I feel like I have finally figured out what works for slideshows and what does not.