About Charlie Dailey:

Charlie is a freelance TV camerawoman and juggles her time filming and travelling to all parts of the world. David Attenborough and National Geographic were her strongest childhood influences and inspired her passion for exploring the world, camera in hand. In recent years she has sailed the Atlantic and travelled extensively through Africa, Central and South America and South East Asia. Her travels have taken her to dive with hammerheads off the Cocos Island and whale sharks off the coast of Mozambique. She has ridden through the Andes and the Papas Chicas of Argentina and has recently returned from Vietnam and Borneo. She has captured images from such diverse locations as the Mekong Delta and the deserts of Namibia. However she is just as likely to be found in the south of France filming classic super yachts in Les Voiles De St. Tropez. Her aim is to use photography to portray this beautiful planet and the people that inhabit it.

About Aaron Dodds:

Aaron Dodds has been working and shooting in the Snowboard Industry for over a decade now. In the late 90’s he got his start helping design and building terrain parks in Telluride, CO. While in Telluride he picked up a camera and hasn’t looked back. He now calls Breckenridge, CO home and commutes around the globe chasing snowboarding’s elite. After a five year stint as a Senior Photographer at Snowboarder Magazine, Aaron has taken a step in a new direction to focus on personal projects as well as freelance work with a wide range of Snowboard brands and snowboard publications worldwide. In addition to his photography he is a co-founder of the Bonnie Belle Cabin in Silverton, CO, which can be described as a full service backcountry ski and snowboard paradise. Complete with accommodations at 12,000 feet, there’s epic skiing and snowboarding right out the front door with heli, cat and sled support options. Raised in Durango, CO, the mountains are in Aaron’s soul and define him not only as a person but his photography as well.

About Nic Alegre:

Inspired by movement and progress, Nic Alegre is an American action photographer best known for capturing moments of interaction between people and their environments. As a graduate of Villanova University in 2008, Alegre credits his education in History and the impact photography played throughout those studies as the driving force behind his profession today. “I’m lucky to be a very visual person who’s able to do the sports I shoot, and as a history major and once talented writer, or so I’m told, storytelling comes naturally to me— and every photo is a story,“ Alegre exclaims. By May 2011, Blake Jorgenson, Eric Berger, and Paul Morrison — three of the most famous and respected action- sports photographers in the world—began mentoring Alegre as he shot the heavy professional ski and snowboard scene of Whistler, BC. “I’m fortunate to have three of the best mentors in the world” he admits. interest in extreme sports and exploration also plays a huge part the way he takes photographs. The result is more than a frame – it is a chronicled instance of a specific experience.