| Teri
Tibbett is a musician, writer, photographer, snowboarder, living in Juneau,
Alaska. As a musician, she performs around the state in villages and on
the stages of clubs and festivals, including the infamous Alaskan Hotel.
She's traveled in the Americas, Russia, and the Mideast--always with pen
and camera in hand. Her photos tour in exhibitions across Alaska, her writings
appear in books and articles. She's been snowboarding since the early 90's,
mostly in southeast Alaska, at the ski area and in the backcountry. Contact
her at: teri@snowboardersjournal.com
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Photo:
Justin Hostynek
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Photo:
Teri Tibbett
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Jen
Coots spends her time between alaska and new mexico. she's a snowboarder,
artist, musician, and writer. she is currently learning native weaving
from her grandmother on the navajo indian reservation. she's on sebatical
from life this spring, taking a long bicycle ride so she can gracefully
turn 30. Her email address: jen@snowboardersjournal.com
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| Bill
Glude is a professional avalanche consultant, instructor, forecaster,
heli-guide and snowboarder living in Juneau, Alaska. His professional experience
with snow and backcountry totals over 30 years. For ten years he ran a
ski guiding and instruction business, doing expeditions in most regions
of Alaska. He began doing avalanche talks in 1976 and helped start the
Alaska Avalanche School (AAS) in 1978. He was a regular instructor for
AAS workshops and had the opportunity to study with the best North American
avalanche specialists. He is currently the director of the non-profit Southeast
Alaska Avalanche Center and is the only consulting avalanche specialist
in Southeast Alaska. Bill regularly consults visiting filmmakers and pro-riders
about local snow conditions, terrain, avalanche paths and weather patterns
of the Juneau Icefield. He has been affectionately nicknamed, Bill Glude
"The-Avy-Dude" by friends and peers. Bill’s email address: seavalanche@gci.net
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Christian
Racich is some guy who lives in Juneau, Alaska and tries to earn a
living making photographs. He would be very happy if you hired him to shoot
at some exotic location where it is sunnier than Juneau, but since this
probably won't happen, he will tell you that he's been making pictures
for quite some time now and thinks it is really fun. If you would like
him to keep having fun then you should call his company Illuminati Images,
at 907-586-4215, and give him a job and some of your money.
thanks,
-Christian
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| Brad
Hartman has lived in Alaska 17 years, been snowboarding 13 years. He’s
been interested in photography since high school. Taken pictures for Reality
Snowboards and Soup Kitchen and Poseidon Board Sports.
Lives out on North Douglas because it’s close to the ski area, so he can
ride as much as possible. His job at Glacier Gardens (greenhouse manager)
offers flexible winter hours so he doesn’t have to miss any powder days.
Brad wants to keep taking photos of snowboarding because it lets him do
the two things he loves the best. His email address:
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| John
Erben
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Teri Tibbett
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