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Arc’teryx Squamish Exposed 2018 Photographer’s Slideshow

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If you were in Squamish for the Arc’teryx Climbing Academy this July you were probably at the free event’s grand finale on Saturday night.  Squamish Exposed pairs 6 of the industry’s best photographers, 6 Arc’teryx athletes, and 6 members of the public for 48 hours of continuous shooting and 12 hours of editing.  The finished 3-minute slideshows then go head to head Saturday night to see which team has the best imagery, photo editing and creative slideshow presentation.

 

left to right: Chris Christie, Savannah Cummins, John Price, Lakea, Drew Smith, Thomas Burden, Tara Kerzhner
Stoke is high before everyone disperses into the jungles of Squamish chasing sunset beams and splitter cracks. Left to right: Chris Christie, Savannah Cummins, John Price, Lakea, Drew Smith, Thomas Burden and Tara Kerzhner.

 

In case you couldn’t make it to Squamish Exposed this year we’ve gathered all the slideshows so you can feel the sweat and effort all these teams put into their work.  We were blown away Saturday night, you will be too!

 

Tara Kerzhner – 1st place!

Kinley Aitken, Tara Kerzhner, Paul Greenwood
Kinley Aitken, Tara Kerzhner, Paul Greenwood

 

 

Drew Smith – 3rd Place

Mina Leslie-Wujastyk, Drew Smith, Caitlin McNulty
Mina Leslie-Wujastyk, Drew Smith, Caitlin McNulty

 

 

Chris Christie

Chris Christie, Will Gadd, Alyssia Jebb
Chris Christie, Alyssia Jebb, Will Gadd

 

 

John Price

John Price, Paul McSorely, Jurga Prakapaite
John Price, Paul McSorely, Jurga Prakapaite

 

Thomas Burden

Matteo Agnoloni, Thomas Burden, Rob Pizem
Matteo Agnoloni, Thomas Burden, Rob Pizem

Until Wed July 27th head here to vote for your favorite photo from the competition!

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