Day 11: Keep doing no matter how hard it seems, it will get easier.

It's 2017. Weird. It's already 5 years since I started with this blog and this year I'll turn 25 so the numbers are looking good and to be honest, I really feel like it's time to relaunch my blog again. Well, at least I'll try. So hello everyone!

As you can see from my previous posts, I started with the ABC-thing and I will continue with it. I'm that kind of person who doesn't get peace in her heart before things are done. So yes, let the 2017 be the year of completing my ToDo list from the past and create a new and better one. Will be a bit tight, as I have 2 jobs and also do photo stuff, but the motivation is there...

I've got bunch of photos from past - 2016 I definitely shot way too many events and did too less projects for my heart, but the best way to find your direction, is to keep on trying. I've got already a few "creative" ones to show so I'll release them with the letters K, L, M and so on.

K

Keep doing no matter how hard it seems, it will get easier.

*As a side note I'd say that things are never as bad as they seem at first place.

 

Rider: Sina Candrian
Location: Laax
31.12.16

Special Mix

Once in Chur.

Once on the mountain.

Reelika Raspel

Adrian Oesch. Last pow. P60

Once at home.

 Meanwhile in Estonia.

Curnius

Bluebird, Wally and P60

A skier, but with a cool shadow.

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My crazy wall, growing bigger every day.

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That's a video I found from Golden Ride Magazine's webpage. It's a short movie about snowboarding in Africa. Yes, Africa. Pretty crazy! Normally it's hard for me to watch videos longer than 10 minutes because I just get bored. But this one is pretty interesting and filmed really well. Full of interesting facts. Starring with Arthur Longo.

So watch it if you wanna see snow in Africa and a kid who has to walk 3 hours to the closest resort. I'm gonna think about it every time when I'm too lazy to go on the mountain. :)

Oli Sesh

Beautiful day, friends and kickers.

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BEO

Last week the Burton European Open week. Weather was bad - cloudy, windy, snowy, cold... Slopestyle finals were cancelled BUT powderdays were on! Never seen so many people "in the middle of nowhere", like in the forest and places where only powder freaks go. Good fun. Happy times.

I took some photos of Men's Halfpipe finals. To be honest, the winner wasn't even a man! Just a tiny 14-year old Japanese guy called Ayumu Hirano. He went so high like there was no gravity in the pipe. 2nd was Iouri Podladtchikov and 3rd Scotty Lago.

Ayumu Hirano

Ryo Aoki

Tim-Kevin Ravnjak

Iouri Podladtchikov

Johann Baisamy

Matt Ladley

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And that's the girl who won, Arielle Gold (who took the gold):

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Homerun:

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And The Crap Show, Sick-Riders edition:

Was fun week, thanks for everyone who came up for BEO.