Growing up in Washington, I have been very fortunate to have been able to spend my entire life in the mountains. As a professional photographer, I am now be able to travel the world to search out the best powder and the best trails yet I am constantly reminded that we really do have the best of it all right here at home. For me, my photography is all about getting people excited to go spend time in the mountains whether skiing, mountain biking or hiking. I have always thought that if I can create fresh imagery that gets people excited to go spend time in the mountains, then my photography is successful.
Matias Evangelista skiing at Mt. Baker
Scenic of Table Mountain and Lake Anne area
Sunrise over Mount Shuksan
Tess Golling, Adam Ü skiing at Mt. Baker
Richard Permin, Markus Eder Heliskiing in Seward Alaska
Richard Permin heli skiing in Seward Alaska
Adam Ü in deep powder
Dean Collins skiing powder durring a storm day at Mt. Baker
Mount Baker
Cody Townsend skiing deep powder at Mt. Baker
Mark Abma skiing deep powder at Mt. Baker
Rene Crawshaw skiing at Mt. Baker
Wiley Miller skiing in the Whistler Backcountry
Mattias Evangelista skiing in the Mt. Baker Backcountry
Corey Felton skiing in the Mt. Baker backcountry
Josh Daiek skiing at Rutherford, Whistler B.C.
KC Deane POV shot over the Mt. Baker Road Gap
Mount Shuskan as viewed from the Mt. Baker Ski Area
Zach Davison over “Home Run Gap”, Mt Baker Ski Area Backcountry, North Cascades Washington
On big powder days the snow likes to follow Matt Niederhauser…. the water molecules must be jealious of his jacket. Matt Niederhauser, Skiing, Mt. Baker Ski Area Backcountry, North Cascades Washington
One of the ski industry’s most dedicated photographers, Grant Gunderson has shot for major snow sports and outdoor publications worldwide including The Ski Journal,ESPN, Outside, Backcountry, Skiing, and Kootenay Mountain Culture. As Senior Photographer for Powder, he skis close to 200 days a year. See more of Grant’s awe-inspiring photography here.