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The season’s best images from Australia’s best snow photographers

September 25, 2014

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We asked Australia’s best snow photographers to submit their top five shots of the season.

Already lamenting the end of the Australian ski and snowboard season? Wait till you see these images from the country’s best snow photographers who were on hand for every snow storm.

Each of these five photographers from different resorts submitted their five favourite published images this winter. The result is quite simply snow porn at it’s best, the kind of image galleries that will have you weeping for the loss of winter.

Charlie Brown

Charlie has spent a quarter of a century snapping his shutter at Victoria’s three major resorts and the last fourteen at Falls Creek. This winter he shot at Hotham posting regularly on his Mountainside photo blog

Mitch Smith at Mary’s at Hotham by Charlie Brown

Mitch Smith enjoying Hotham goodness by Charlie Brown

Morning light in heavenly valley by Charlie Brown

Andrew Railton

Andrew Railton is a professional photographer from Brisbane. He started his career in film and television before focusing on stills. Moving pictures loss was the ski industry’s gain as he spends winters shooting at Mt Buller with photo credits across the big news publishers and core snow industry publications.

Robby Walker at Skyline by Andrew Railton

Katya Crema living it up on Bullter Northside by Andrew Railton

Emily Bamford on a powder day at Mt Buller by Andrew Railton

Nate Johnston on Buller Northside by Andrew Railton

Chris Hocking

Chris Hocking is Falls Creek’s on site media man, handy with a still and video camera, shooting daily from dawn till dusk. His photo credits are seen regularly throughout every winter in the metropolitan newspapers and his pics have been published in every core snow publication on offer.

Falls Creek. Photo credit: Falls Creek Media/Hocking

Red sunset at Falls Creek by Chris Hocking

Tom Costa in the powder by Chris Hocking

Mark Tsukasov

Mark spends his northern winters in Japan and his southern winters shooting for Hotham. You may recognise his name from your daily newspaper or seen his images shared on your Facebook news feed.

Buff on Hotham blue bird By Mark Tsukasov

Hotham by Mark Tsukasov. Skier Drew Jolowicz.

Coen Bennie-Faull on the edge at Hotham by Mark Tsukasov

Richie Adams in the air at Hotham by Mark Tsukasov

Andrew Fawcett

Andrew Fawcett spent six weeks shooting on site at Perisher. Not a bad winter to hang out there either with everyone who is anyone in the world of slopestyle snowboarding and skiing descended upon the Perisher park. All in a day’s work for Andrew who has shot for all the big gun snowboard mags and shoots commercially full time in Sydney. Want more? Check out his photo diary.

Interceptor Chair at Perisher by Andrew Fawcett

Double exposed snow gums by Andrew Fawcett

Dhanu Sherpa at Mt Perisher by Andrew Fawcett

Darren Teasdale

Darren Teasdale splits his time between the Australian/New Zealand season and Niseko, Japan where he owns a guiding and photography company called Niseko Photography. He’s been featured in the Aussie ski and snowboard magazine scene for years and has twice been Southern Hemi Photographer of the Season for Boardworld.

Sunset Slashes by Luke Mitchell at Ohau, NZ

Fresh Tracks by Luke Mitchell at Remarkables, NZ after 40cm dump

Powder Turn by Nat Segal in Treble Cone, NZ

Sending It by Nathan Louis from Ride boosting at the Guthega Dam

Hand Plant by Pete Long at Powder Pack Parks in Melbourne

Matt Hull

Matt Hull moved to Falls Creek ski resort in 2004 to combine his passion for the ski and snowboard lifestyle with his passion for photography. He spends his northern winters in Japan and has been published across Australia’s core snow magazines. Check him out at www.themattimage.com