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Thanks!

-Matt

Dew Tour Finals

I was fortunate enough to have been hired to shoot the Dew Tour Finals at Mount Snow last weekend. It was fun being right on the park features and half pipe as the sport's top competing athletes soured through the sky above. My friend Ian Reynolds and I provided the written and photographic coverage for Newschoolers.com. We posted articles and results up onto the website directly after each event and the feedback was great. Here's a link to one of the articles we posted:

Superpipe Finals Coverage

All the athletes came straight from the X-games so were exhausted mentally and physically. They showed a lot of endurance and professionalism because they really took the features that were built for them and did amazing things. A special congratulations to Bobby Brown for winning Slopestyle, Simon Dumont for taking the Pipe Finals, and Jossi Wells for winning the Dew Cup for his overall performance in Superpipe. A special thanks to Bobby Brown for letting me stay in his room, one of the most down to earth, level-headed guys I've met in the industry.

-The scene-

-Jossi with the Dew Cup-

-The man himself, Bobby Brown-

-Craaazy Fan-

-Sammy Carlson on the Nike 6.0 Box-
-Simon Dumont-

-Byron Well showing it's not long before he's on the podium-

-Slopestyle Podium-

MattStaublePhoto.com Updated!

I updated my portfolio website today and added a bunch of new images. A lot of the classics had to stay but I updated the overall design and added some new images. I am excited about the overall feel of the website, my favorite National Geographic photographer Cary Wolinsky recently told me he loved the "energy" in my portfolio. That energy and vibe is what I strive for and why I believe my images have a strong impact.

Here's the link to my site: MattStaublePhoto.com

Shasta!

A few weeks ago I got a new dog!

I found her at a shelter in Rhode Island where she had lived almost her whole life. She is a very sweet St. Huskernard (Half Siberian Husky and half St. Bernard). She is the perfect outdoor photographer's companion; she loves to adventure for miles and miles, she loves to wear her dog backpack and carry stuff, and when we are inside doing computer work she chills just as hard as she plays.

Ski the East Interview

Huge thanks to Ski the East and Pippin Lee for making this interview happen. Just speaking with Pippin and then seeing this interview up online has made me even more excited for the upcoming season. Reflecting on what I've done so far really just confirmed how little that is, and how much more I have ahead of me. I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. Thanks to everyone that's helped me along the way.

Here's the Interview:
http://www.skitheeast.net/blogs/bd/2009/10/28/Behind-the-Camera-.DSH.-Matt-Stauble/

Got it!

(Click image to view large)

This is the shot that I was attempting to get when my camera was stolen just three weeks ago. I dragged Zack back into Hartford to get this rail again. He got a little beat up, but we left a lot
happier than last time.

I haven't shot skating very much but am very interested in getting more into it. It's always fun to shoot something different and
explore a new industry.

Thanks again to Zack Matthews for skating and Erik Anderson
for helping us out.

Stang!

After having my camera gear stolen a few weeks ago, I have finally replaced it all. I actually upgraded to the D700 and am extraordinarily excited about this camera. Here's one of the first shots that I've captured with it. I shot out of the trunk of my Pathfinder while my friend Kyle cruised his Mustang around some windy New England roads.

CHECK IT OUT. (Click on it to view high resolution)