Depth of Field – Grant Gunderson
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Dave Reddick
Ever since his parents dragged me on skis behind them as a toddler, Grant Gunderson has been obsessed with skiing. Over the years that obsession grew, and soon he was reading every ski publication he could get his hands on, cover to cover, numerous times.
“In college I was fortunate to score a coveted internship at Powder magazine despite being an engineering major (I guess they liked the pics I sent). That internship helped me jump start a career crisscrossing the globe, chasing snow with some of the world’s best athletes.”
Fast forward the better part of two decades, he says he’s fortunate to have never formally used his engineering degree, and instead has been able to continue to produce images for the likes of Powder, NatGeo, IKON pass and others.
“Today, if I’m not away chasing snow (luckily nearby Mt. Baker gets a ton of snow), you can find me at home in Bellingham, WA riding bikes, or teaching my 3 year old son to ski.”
Below is what Grant considers his Top 5 photographs of his career thus far.
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