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• NeonStash Presents: Super Snowboarding

  
  Recently, DC Shoes invited NeonStash to head over to Meribel in the French Alps to witness some snowboarding action. Read on to learn more about the adventure and see the LomoKino video of snowboarders in action!
  May 10, 2012

• Analogue Shooting and Winter Sports – Double the Pleasure!

  
  Here is a review of my day in February 2012, when I went snowboarding in Moscow, Russia. I took my LC-A with me and it was a very fun trip! Have a look at an analogue winter experience and see my tips on shooting in the snow.
  March 22, 2012 4 comments 4 likes

• LomoAmigo Jerome Tanon and His Monochromatic SuperSampler Shots

  
  Jerome Tanon is a 25 year old Onboard magazine freelance staff photographer from France and he is one of our newest Amigos! Take a look at this black and white film photographs after the jump...
  February 06, 2012 2 comments 9 likes

• Winter Holiday Location: a sleepy but beautiful Ski/Golf resort in Kimberley BC Canada

  
  Take a breather and check out this still fairly unknown winter-holiday destination. If you hate to stay in line for hours for the ski lift or restaurants then this is the right place for you to bring your family to. There are 68 runes from black diamond to green beginner slopes here as well - there's definitely something for everybody!
  December 24, 2010 2 comments 5 likes

• Jérôme Tanon: Think Kid, Think

  
  Jerome Tanon let us in on his little secret..."How I turned from digi to analog, documenting snowboarding all around the world. Winters spent hiking in the deep snow with the heaviest backpack, freezing, waiting, riding..." Read on after the jump for more of his story.
  October 15, 2010 4 comments 24 likes

• Nelson, B.C.

  
  Nelson (population: 9,258) is one Canada's finest heritage cities, with over 350 Victorian-style buildings. This acclaimed, small-town arts community delights visitors with its rich history, creative energy and mild climate. Nearby Kootenay Lake is the largest inland lake in BC. Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park is renowned for its old-growth forests and glorious wildlife in the Selkirk Mountains. In winter, the area's diverse terrain makes for great skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and snowshoeing.
  September 09, 2008 1 comment 3 likes