Best feature on the app is the gps tracks of you runs, + you can upload them to google earth. Here a shot of some of my lines of Peak 5 at the canyons the other day
App Attack
Ive had some fun GPS apps on my iPhone that Ive used while snowboarding, but all I get out of them is mph etc. BUT the other day got wind of a new app called ski tracks...pretty much amazing, and only 99 cents...
Best feature on the app is the gps tracks of you runs, + you can upload them to google earth. Here a shot of some of my lines of Peak 5 at the canyons the other day
Best feature on the app is the gps tracks of you runs, + you can upload them to google earth. Here a shot of some of my lines of Peak 5 at the canyons the other day
early season session
For the last two months all Ive wanted to do is get some turns in the snow, but due to school and just life, it hasn't happened. I usually ride at The Canyons, its a great resort for just your everyday needs. Has a pretty good park and lots of fun terrain, and just so much to explore. Every year I find something new.
However they just dropped the bomb this year and announced that they wont be opening till Dec 10! They are pretty much redoing the whole mountain so it is understandable, but with all this snow I just want to get on the slopes.
Me and fellow riding friends Darren Dickerson and Todd Lippard and a few others decided to go get some first turns of the season and hike up in Little Cottonwood Canyon's Grizzly Gulch.Prime spot for some powder.
Darren just picked up a new Hd GoPro. So we got a few shots to test it out. Here's some raw footage and photos from our last run
enjoy...
However they just dropped the bomb this year and announced that they wont be opening till Dec 10! They are pretty much redoing the whole mountain so it is understandable, but with all this snow I just want to get on the slopes.
Me and fellow riding friends Darren Dickerson and Todd Lippard and a few others decided to go get some first turns of the season and hike up in Little Cottonwood Canyon's Grizzly Gulch.Prime spot for some powder.
Darren just picked up a new Hd GoPro. So we got a few shots to test it out. Here's some raw footage and photos from our last run
enjoy...
First go at the Gopro Hero from Nate Gunn on Vimeo.
How Do You Mountain?
This is the question that The Canyons ski resort is asking of people. They have a new job at the canyons that was just too good for me to pass up. The job is to blog for the resort for 4 months about all The Canyons offers. For four months of blogging they'll pay you 40gs and give you a ton of other perks. Check it out Howdoyoumountain.com.
With over 400 applicants, it's going to be a tough job to get, but here's my go at it.
With over 400 applicants, it's going to be a tough job to get, but here's my go at it.
CLimb
Ive been spending a lot of this spring on the Rocks. I have a few good buddies who are avid climbers, so I usually get pushed into doing some lead climb I'm definitely not in shape for. Mostly we've been up in little cotton wood canyon in salt lake, and we did few sessions in rock canyon and The Quarry down in Utah Valley.
For a long time I've climbed on and off, but I've never gotten set up with my own gear and really committed to it. These last few climbs have definitely pushed me into doing it more.
For a long time I've climbed on and off, but I've never gotten set up with my own gear and really committed to it. These last few climbs have definitely pushed me into doing it more.
Good Find...The wasatch acadamy
Me, my brothers Clayt and Ryan, and my normal riding buddies Darren Dickerson and Bryce Hoer thought it would be fun to get some spring powder, so we forked out a few bucks and rented a snowmobile. Darren had heard there was some good trails and good snow south of the Uintas near Fairview. So we headed up not really knowing what we were getting ourselves into. As we headed up the canyon nothing was looking to promising and it was looking like we had just spent a few hundred on a nice scenic drive. Toward the top of the canyons we made a turn and literally there is was. The Wasatch Academy, a snowboard ski school for local kids in area. The place was just so random and in the middle of no where. There were jumps and plenty of fun jibs. We unloaded the ski and towed each other up and down the closed park all day. We had it all to ourselves.
I put together just a fun little video, not much good riding but we got a few good shots.
PhotoThieves at the Wasatch Acadamy from Nate Gunn on Vimeo.
I put together just a fun little video, not much good riding but we got a few good shots.
PhotoThieves at the Wasatch Acadamy from Nate Gunn on Vimeo.
PHOTOthieves.com
My dad had this idea years ago to shoot pictures of guys at the beach surfing and then sell them online. To any surfer its a genius idea. No one likes to be the guy sitting on the beach taking pictures their friends all day. Being in high school my priorities were else where and it never really happened.
So this last year with a little more time on my hands Ive been looking into doing it but on the mountains. So I got a couple business savvy kids together and my brothers to help me out and next thing I know we had a brand, the site was up, and we were shooting photos of kids in the park. We decided we would take things slow and just test it out and see if it could go anywhere. 85% of new products fail but 75% of new products are never tested. So we headed out to do a few free photo sessions.
The Canyons beta testing went really well. We shoot about 50-60 kids in just over an hour in the park and had about 350 page hits by that night and another 300 the next day. That 650 different computers(ip addresses) so we were pretty stoked to see the word getting around to riders social networks. We had a few more test shoots that followed the same pattern.
As of now were kinda in limbo waiting for the next season and if things go to plan, will start price testing the 10/11 season.
Its been a ton of fun, so whether is works out or not its been a blast.
Its been a ton of fun, so whether is works out or not its been a blast.
Check it out Photothieves.com
Who needs an SLR
Some photos from Indonesia, Spain, France, UK, Utah!, Switzerland, West Timor and Italy. Just some of my favorites.
Most of these were actually shot on a Canon powershot and a few from a Nikon D90.
Ive taken three years of college level photography in film and digital, and probably the most important aspect of photography that I've leaned, is that it's really all about the photographer and not the camera.
I still wouldn't mind a nice Canon EOS 5D Mark II hddslr that's for sure.
Take a peep.
Please do not take photos, ask
Nhgunn@gmail.com
Todd Sansom Sansommedia.com wasatch front utah
utah
Lake Como, Italy
Eiffel tower, Paris, France
Venice, Italy
Pisa, Italy
St George, Utah
Powder Mnt, Utah
Honolulu, Hi
Roti Island, West Timor
London, England
Paris, France
Interlaken, Switzerland
Interlaken, Switzerland
Madrid, Spain
Barcelona, Spain
Montserrat, Spain
Powder Mnt, Utah
Most of these were actually shot on a Canon powershot and a few from a Nikon D90.
Ive taken three years of college level photography in film and digital, and probably the most important aspect of photography that I've leaned, is that it's really all about the photographer and not the camera.
I still wouldn't mind a nice Canon EOS 5D Mark II hddslr that's for sure.
Take a peep.
Please do not take photos, ask
Nhgunn@gmail.com
Timp
Ever since I moved up to Utah I've wanted to conquer the 11,749 ft mountain.
To summit you have to hit it at the right time of year. My Dad, brother Ryan and I tried to summit before too many storms hit, but we were a little too late. We got up to about 9,000 ft when it just got a little to sketchy to move on. One slip or slid without an ice axe to stop your fall and you would be sliding all the way down the face. Just not worth it to continue, and we would have to wait till next summer.
To summit you have to hit it at the right time of year. My Dad, brother Ryan and I tried to summit before too many storms hit, but we were a little too late. We got up to about 9,000 ft when it just got a little to sketchy to move on. One slip or slid without an ice axe to stop your fall and you would be sliding all the way down the face. Just not worth it to continue, and we would have to wait till next summer.
Mi piace l'Italia
Italy was probably the part of the trip I was most looking forward to. I was just excited for the food, Venice, everything. I was also going to see my good friend Craig who lives and works in Spoleto, Italy, which is just outside Rome.
We headed through the Swiss alps and into Milan. We spent the day checking out what Milan had to offer, honestly not much. Id take a pass if I went back. However close to Milan is Lake Como, which I think is a must visit. Amazing little Italian towns hanging over an the lake. You can take a day fairy for only a couple of bucks and visit each one of the towns.
The next day we made our way into Venice. Venice was perfect, I just loved that there were no cars, just boats. Lots of tourist, but even still we were able to nuzzle into a few empty streets. One day in Venice is plenty to see it all, so we took off the next morning for Florence, we made a pit stop for lunch in Pisa, and to see the all famous leaning tower. Florence I loved, but I did fell it was a little over rated. After a day I was ready to head to Rome.
Rome on the other hand not overrated. So much to do, I'm glad we had three full days. Highlights were the Vatican and the treve fountain at night(no one there at night). We meet up with my buddy Craig in Rome and he took us out to some really good food and showed us a few of the local sites. We then said good bye to Kerry and Shannon and headed out to Spoleto to end of the trip.
Kerry and Shannon really were fun, couldn't have had better friends to travel with.
After a fun relaxing three days in Spoleto Me and Blake flew back into Barcelona for one last night out of fun, and flew out the next morning for the states.
Over all it was an awesome trip, we made some fun memories.
I wise I could tell all that happened, but I really don't have the push to write it all.
A must trip for every college student to do.
We headed through the Swiss alps and into Milan. We spent the day checking out what Milan had to offer, honestly not much. Id take a pass if I went back. However close to Milan is Lake Como, which I think is a must visit. Amazing little Italian towns hanging over an the lake. You can take a day fairy for only a couple of bucks and visit each one of the towns.
The next day we made our way into Venice. Venice was perfect, I just loved that there were no cars, just boats. Lots of tourist, but even still we were able to nuzzle into a few empty streets. One day in Venice is plenty to see it all, so we took off the next morning for Florence, we made a pit stop for lunch in Pisa, and to see the all famous leaning tower. Florence I loved, but I did fell it was a little over rated. After a day I was ready to head to Rome.
Rome on the other hand not overrated. So much to do, I'm glad we had three full days. Highlights were the Vatican and the treve fountain at night(no one there at night). We meet up with my buddy Craig in Rome and he took us out to some really good food and showed us a few of the local sites. We then said good bye to Kerry and Shannon and headed out to Spoleto to end of the trip.
Kerry and Shannon really were fun, couldn't have had better friends to travel with.
After a fun relaxing three days in Spoleto Me and Blake flew back into Barcelona for one last night out of fun, and flew out the next morning for the states.
Over all it was an awesome trip, we made some fun memories.
I wise I could tell all that happened, but I really don't have the push to write it all.
A must trip for every college student to do.
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