Skiing and getting the shot

It depends on your skiing ability. If you kill it without pushing yourself tremendously hard and have fun doing it, it shouldn't be a problem. If you enjoy floaty 5s and have to really work to get the shot, it definitely detracts from the general experience. SOMETIMES. But filming itself can be really fun.

tile should be Skiing and gts

While this method doesn't "get the shot", investing in a helmet camera is always a great idea. You pretty much kill two birds with one stone: you have fun just skiing around, get the footage you need, and come to Newschoolers to claim.

for me in the cold grey sky months of december through mid febuary i like to just ski a whole lot and learn a ton of tricks then once its a bit warmer and sunnier we take out the camera. Then you can get so many more quality shots and its not like the first time you land a trick where its cool but the trick doesnt look that good, because the past few months you have been doing the trick a lot so by the time the camera comes out you have it dialed, and dont waste film on stupid wipeouts and first time landed sketchyness  

as a surf photographer i love days shooting photos, im not a great skier so i shoot my friends, to get a perfect shot like one you can sell, alot of things have to be right, the lighting, the feature, the skier, his gear (like or not bright jackets or pants look alot better in shots then dark colours. so i usually like skinng around for a few hours, shotting when the light suits me then shredding for the rest of the day, shooting takes up alot of the time, for me because i dont sell many skiing shots its mostley 3 hours of shooting to get probally 20 really good shots on a good day, with the skier styled out, the trick dialed, the photo at exactly the right spot. so a day of half and half is really nice.