ABOUT ME
Hello, my name is Holden Thiebault, photography and snowboardingare my two greatest passions and combining them has an exhilarating journey. Growing up on the slopes, I developed a deep love for snowboarding, and in college, I decided to take photography skills to new heights. Capturing the thrill of snowboarding through my lens is both challenging and rewarding, pushing me to find unique perspectives in every run. It's not just about the adrenaline; it's about telling a story through the art of photography.
Snowboard Photography:
Each day will never be the same as you think it would be, you could be using one lens all day or be using different lenses. You need to keep yourself in the loop with the riders and listen in on conversations and talk with them about what days we will be on the mountain in the park or in the backcountry. Every run the riders take could be different, so you need to be moving around the park whenever you feel like you've successfully achieved the photos you wanted at that feature.
Challenges: wildlife Photography doesn't always cooperate. Often, there are times in our line of vision is fleeting once they notice us, they scurry away to safety or take flight. Other times, they may be too far away or may only be showing us their rear when we try to take a photograph. Still, others are too dangerous to approach, and we must stay back. And, as lovers of all things in nature, we don't want to disturb them even in their main habitat and from their natural routine. More often than not, the image you see with your eyes will not quite be the image you capture with your camera is one thing I've learned over the years.
