Barely Made It
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Barely Made It
Description
Barely Made It
1990s-2000s - an inside story about the heady years of snowboarding
Photography/Concept: Patrick Armbruster
Co-Editor: Drew Stevenson
Design/Concept: Studio Voile
340 coloured pages, Hardcover
31.5cm x 24.5cm x 3.5cm
1.8kg
English
ISBN: 978-3-9525758-0-2
This very limited photobook showcases some of the most iconic snowboarders - behind the scenes and on the snow. Filled with statements from all the riders and introductions by Drew Stevenson (former editor in chief of Onboard magazine & Methodmag / founder of TTR).
This book will be a contemporary document of snowboarding during the 90's and early 00's.
From humble beginnings, snowboarding grew into a global sports juggernaut in a few short decades. For those involved, it was more than a sport. It was a lifestyle, a movement that had its roots in skateboarding and surfing. Initially powered by core media magazines and videos, showcasing the best freestyle riding from backcountry to competitions in every edition, a plethora of new brands and events had entered the scene by the mid-nineties. In less than a decade, prize money had grown from hundreds of dollars to hundreds of thousands, crowd sizes had grown from tens to tens of thousands, and the party seemed to get bigger and better. In real terms, it was hardcore Rock&Roll! Entering this maelstrom, firstly as a photographer and then as a cinematographer, was Patrick ‘Brusti’ Armbruster. Equally at home shooting the gnarliest backcountry kicker to capturing off-mountain escapades, he had the privilege to travel the world and become friends with many of the best snowboarders of the era, such as Terje Haakonsen, Michi Albin, Travis Rice, Nicolas Müller, Gigi Rüff, Wolle Nyvelt, Romain de Marchi, Trevor Andrew, and many more. As a Senior Photographer at Onboard Magazine and co-founder of Absinthe Films, he documented the times and tribulations with his analog camera along the way. After two decades of maintaining a photo archive, Barely Made It is an uncensored, behind-the-scenes look at the heady years of snowboarding, through the lens of one of snowboarding’s most respected protagonists.
1990s-2000s - an inside story about the heady years of snowboarding
Photography/Concept: Patrick Armbruster
Co-Editor: Drew Stevenson
Design/Concept: Studio Voile
340 coloured pages, Hardcover
31.5cm x 24.5cm x 3.5cm
1.8kg
English
ISBN: 978-3-9525758-0-2
This very limited photobook showcases some of the most iconic snowboarders - behind the scenes and on the snow. Filled with statements from all the riders and introductions by Drew Stevenson (former editor in chief of Onboard magazine & Methodmag / founder of TTR).
This book will be a contemporary document of snowboarding during the 90's and early 00's.
From humble beginnings, snowboarding grew into a global sports juggernaut in a few short decades. For those involved, it was more than a sport. It was a lifestyle, a movement that had its roots in skateboarding and surfing. Initially powered by core media magazines and videos, showcasing the best freestyle riding from backcountry to competitions in every edition, a plethora of new brands and events had entered the scene by the mid-nineties. In less than a decade, prize money had grown from hundreds of dollars to hundreds of thousands, crowd sizes had grown from tens to tens of thousands, and the party seemed to get bigger and better. In real terms, it was hardcore Rock&Roll! Entering this maelstrom, firstly as a photographer and then as a cinematographer, was Patrick ‘Brusti’ Armbruster. Equally at home shooting the gnarliest backcountry kicker to capturing off-mountain escapades, he had the privilege to travel the world and become friends with many of the best snowboarders of the era, such as Terje Haakonsen, Michi Albin, Travis Rice, Nicolas Müller, Gigi Rüff, Wolle Nyvelt, Romain de Marchi, Trevor Andrew, and many more. As a Senior Photographer at Onboard Magazine and co-founder of Absinthe Films, he documented the times and tribulations with his analog camera along the way. After two decades of maintaining a photo archive, Barely Made It is an uncensored, behind-the-scenes look at the heady years of snowboarding, through the lens of one of snowboarding’s most respected protagonists.
Détails
| Numéro d'article | 978-3-9525758-0-2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Patrick Armbruster |
| Sous catégorie | Book |