Welcome to the Blue Room. | Skiing Colored Snow

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We’ve all seen photos of people ripping powder and it’s cool, but it’s been done. ย The boys at Mammut came up with a brilliant idea recently: ย throwing colored pigments on snow and taking photographs of skiers charging through it. ย The images and video will change how you see snow.

photo:   Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo: Jeremy Bernard Photography

These guys used fire extinguishers filled with colored pigment to ‘color’ the snow before ripping into it. ย 

“Why does snow always need to be white? Nicolas and Loris Falquet, brothers and Mammut pro freeriders, turned a fundamental winter concept on its head. Together with the photographer Jeremy Bernard, countless colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer, they achieved a rare feat: ski images unlike any the world has ever seen.” –ย MAMMUT

photo:   Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo: Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo:   Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo: Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo:   Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo: Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo:   Jeremy Bernard Photography
photo: Jeremy Bernard Photography

 


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One thought on “Welcome to the Blue Room. | Skiing Colored Snow

  1. Oh cool toxic dust on snow. That’s good for spring snowpack and normal runoff and water quality. Thanks mammut

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