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Best of 2019 Imagery

  • December 30, 2019
  • Ben Osborne
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words:: Todd Lawson  cover photo:: Scott Serfas

Photography still remains the number one form of inspiration amongst our audience, and here in Canada we’re lucky to have a roster of more than 300 talented photographers who submit images for consideration into the pages of all our publications. Selecting what images we publish, and those that get left on the cutting room floor, is both a difficult and rewarding process. Thousands of images grace our eyeballs every year, and we are continually blown away by the quality of imagery that ends up in our pages. As you’ll see in the images below, outdoor photography is thriving, big time.

To us, it’s the moment that matters. We seek to publish photos that bring our readers closer together and inspire and motivate them to go out and make incredible photographs for themselves. 2019 was a huge year in the outdoor world, and we’re proud of all our photographers for what they bring to the table. Keep the bangers coming! —ML

Best Of 2019 Imagery Snowboarding Turning Mountains
Annie Boulanger, Bella Coola, BC. Photo Jussi Grznar
Best Of 2019 Imagery Icicles Hanging
Chelsea Marcantonio, Coast Mountains, BC. Photo Alan Poeman
Best Of 2019 Imagery Snowboarder Turning
Chris Rasman, Whistler Backcountry. Photo Ben Girardi
Best Of 2019 Imagery Skier Hop Turn Couloir
Dave Henkel, Squamish, BC. Photo Cam Unger
Best Of 2019 Imagery Skier Powder Turn
Dave Treadway, Pemberton Backcountry. Photo Blake Jorgensen.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Snowboarder Tailgrab Sunset
David Carrier Porcheron, Whistler Backcountry, BC. Photo Ben Girardi
Best Of 2019 Imagery Skier Making Turn On Open Face
Jeff Riche, Mount Baker Backcountry. Photo Jason Hummel.
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John Holman, BC Interior. Photo Geoff Holman
Best Of 2019 Imagery Surfer Inside Barrell
Pete Devries, Vancouver Island. Photo Marcus Paladino.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Wedge Mountain Clouds
Wedge Mountain, Whistler, BC. Photo Yoann Barelli.
Best Of 2019 ImageryBest Of 2019 Imagery Lake Surfing Winter Day
Curtis Eichenberger and Josh Madryga paddling out on the last surf day of the winter, Ontario. Photo Colin Field.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Trees From Above
Photo Kyle Wicks
Man bursts through powder snow
Skip Taylor, Mid 80s. Photo Paul Morrison
Best Of 2019 Imagery Skier Pushing Through Powder
Austin Ross on Blackcomb Mountain. Photo Eric Berger
Man jumps off a cliff and grabs his board.
Martin Gallant, fully tweaked for 27 years. Photo Chris Bowers
Man grabs his board in the air.
Martin Gallant, March 1992. Photo Eric Berger
Best Of 2019 Imagery Snowboarding Turning Powder
Pow is timeless. Mason Mashon, January 2019. Photo Riley Leboe
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Standing Rock Foggy
Morning on the Georgian Bay shoreline of the Bruce Peninsula. Photo Geoff Coombs.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Boat On Water Sunrise
Northwinds Beach, Craigleith, ON. Photo Nolan Dubeau.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Climbing
Ryan Chanon, Red Line Fever (5.10d), Mount Nemo, Ontario. Photo Will Tam.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Star Trails
Southhampton Pier. Photo Sylvain Champagne.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Sitting On Cliff At Water
The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park. Photo Alan Poelman.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Jumping Off Cliff Wingsuit
Alex Girard, Stawamus Chief. Photo Chris Christie.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Two People Biking
Arlo (front) and Jeff Norman. Squamish. Photo Chris Christie
Best Of 2019 Imagery River Paddling
David Smart & Kevin Trotter. Squamish River tributary. Photo Chris Christie
Best Of 2019 Imagery Biker Riding Downhill
Photo John Entwistle
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Ollies Skateboarding
Nate Lacoste Photo: Scott Serfas
Best Of 2019 Imagery Man Jumps Over Camera Bik
Remy Metailler, Pemberton, BC. Photo Yoann Barelli.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Climbing Waterfall Man
Tom Wright, Squamish, BC. Photo:Ben Haggar
Best Of 2019 Imagery Canoeing Killarney Lake
Killarney lake morning. Photo Scott Parent
Best Of 2019 Imagery Dog Boat
Photo Ajija Bos
Best Of 2019 Imagery Canoeing River
Photo Ajija Bos
Best Of 2019 Imagery Sunset Paddleboarding
What SUP, sunset? Photo Richard Roth
Best Of 2019 Imagery Stars Man Holding Arms Up
Photo Kyle Wicks
Best Of 2019 Imagery Red Moon
Photo Kyle Wicks
Best Of 2019 Imagery Sunset Ice
Photo Kyle Wicks
Best Of 2019 Imagery Snowy Trees
Leo Harris, Blue Mountain. Photo Glen Harris.
Best Of 2019 Imagery Trees Above Snow
Scenic caves. Photo Brian Hunt.

 

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