Skiing freeriders Nicolas and Loris Falquet collaborated with photographer Jeremy Bernard and Swiss mountain sports manufacturer Mammut to create images by coloring the snow at their local ski fields of Les Marecottes, near Martigny, in southwestern Switzerland. The Swiss brothers used eco-friendly colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer to color the snow over a period of 15 days to create 5 minutes of video and a portfolio of 13 extraordinary photos. Making of film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhKdKcokePw.
Nicolas Falquet uses coloured pigment to cover his face. Skiing freeriders Nicolas and Loris Falquet collaborated with photographer Jeremy Bernard and Swiss mountain sports manufacturer Mammut to create unique images by coloring the snow at their local ski fields of Les Marecottes, near Martigny, in south-western Switzerland. The Swiss brothers used eco-friendly colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer to color the snow over a period of 15 days to create 5 minutes of video and a portfolio of 13 extraordinary photos.
Nicolas Falquet is covered in coloured pigments after skiing through colored snow. Skiing freeriders Nicolas and Loris Falquet collaborated with photographer Jeremy Bernard and Swiss mountain sports manufacturer Mammut to create unique images by colouring the snow at their local ski fields of Les Marecottes, near Martigny, in southwestern Switzerland. The Swiss brothers used eco-friendly colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer to color the snow over a period of 15 days to create 5 minutes of video and a portfolio of 13 extraordinary photos.
Skiing freeriders Nicolas and Loris Falquet collaborated with photographer Jeremy Bernard and Swiss mountain sports manufacturer Mammut to create unique images by coloring the snow at their local ski fields of Les Marecottes, near Martigny, in southwestern Switzerland. The Swiss brothers used eco-friendly colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer to color the snow over a period of 15 days to create 5 minutes of video and a portfolio of 13 extraordinary photos.
Above: Skiing freeriders Nicolas and Loris Falquet collaborated with photographer Jeremy Bernard and Swiss mountain sports manufacturer Mammut to create images by coloring the snow at their local ski fields of Les Marecottes, near Martigny, in southwestern Switzerland. The Swiss brothers used eco-friendly colored pigments and a futuristic atomizer to color the snow over a period of 15 days to create 5 minutes of video and a portfolio of 13 extraordinary photos. Left: Falquet uses colored pigment to cover his face.
