One of the most stylish snowboarders ever, Noah brought a skate sensibility to the mountains and was responsible for driving snowboarding in a progressive direction, away from ski culture.
I first met him when i was riding for Sims and beginning my road as a photographer. After developing a relationship with the Hatchett brothers I found myself shooting with him at Squaw Valley in 1993. Other legends of Tahoe that day included Terry Kidwell.
2 things I love about this photo: Dave Hatchett is following down the pipe hand-holding an Arri 16mm camera. That thing probably weights 12 pound and Dave has to keep it pointed and smooth. And the classic Noah skate graphic. Absolutely iconic.
These were good days.
One of the most stylish snowboarders ever, Noah brought a skate sensibility to the mountains and was responsible for driving snowboarding in a progressive direction, away from ski culture.
I first met him when i was riding for Sims and beginning my road as a photographer. After developing a relationship with the Hatchett brothers I found myself shooting with him at Squaw Valley in 1993. Other legends of Tahoe that day included Terry Kidwell.
2 things I love about this photo: Dave Hatchett is following down the pipe hand-holding an Arri 16mm camera. That thing probably weights 12 pound and Dave has to keep it pointed and smooth. And the classic Noah skate graphic. Absolutely iconic.
These were good days.
The 13”x19” edition is limited to 10 numbered and signed prints. They will not be reprinted in this size and format.
The 8.5”x11” is an open edition.
Photos are printed on 300g/m 19 mil, 100% cotton fibre paper. Matte finish, semi smooth. Acid free and OBA free. Archival Fine Art paper.
Custom sizing available. Please drop us a line here.
