SUNDANCE 2010 & NFC CHAMPS

The Sundance Film Festival. Was. Amazing.

Park City. Was. Amazing.

The People. Were. Amazing.

And I loved every minute of it. Even though I didn't get to see any movies. I know. The whole point of Sundance. But I did get to meet some pretty cool, amazing, beautiful, and inspiring people. Even though I didn't get to see their movies, I had a chance to photograph some of them in my studio I set up right here on Main St. So needless to say we were pretty busy all day for about 3-4 days straight...between that and all the events we attended every night. So busy that the first time we got a chance to eat was about 8:30pm every night (in-between shooting in the studio and hitting up the next event/party). I even missed some of the first part of the NFC Championship game, which my Saints won!! No worries. I got to finish watching the game in a restaurant on Main and made some new friends... Pretty much when Hartley kicked the winning field goal, I stood up so fast and proceeded to hi-five, I think, the whole restaurant. ;) And later that night I was hearing chants of 'Who Dat' outside on Main St...I had to take a second to remember where I was. So, yes Who Dat Nation, we were representin'. In Park City. Booya!

Well, back to Sundance...

I was working with Synergy Sound and Design and The Alive Expo Green Pavillion during Sundance. My studio was helping taking photos of celebrities who wanted to be a part of Project Green. A book coming out in the next year or two to talk about how certain celebrities are living green, their thoughts on living green, or anything they are doing to promote living green. I am so happy to be a part of this project. I can't wait to share photos of some of the people I was able to meet and talk with. But for now I wanted to share a few images that I captured while walking around freezing the last night we were there. I wanted to be a 'civilian' or a 'tourist' for a few minutes and take some photos of what Sundance looks like in Park City.

Did I mention that it snowed the first two days. Constantly. But it was so beautiful. I felt like I was living in a snow globe. Seriously.

Plenty of people were taking advantage of the slopes and all the snow Park City just received. I had an awesome view from Main St. (in my studio) of the skiers coming down the mountain. I felt like I was in a movie of my own. ;)

Park City's - Main St. - Street Car...