Archive for the “the usual” Category

Just a little bit below on this site you can read my post ‘to blog and not to blog’. Right now I’m improving my personal blog over at christianbrecheis.blogspot.com.

One of the new features is that you can get my new blog post in your Email inbox just by subscribing to them here. Since I rather blog randomly you might wanna do that instead of punching my url into your browser every now and then.

I just wrote about a cool way to use iDisk to transfer large files (which is especially useful for photographers) and posted two photos from a recent trip. Check it out.

Picture in picture - no, not the TV feature that was big in the 90ties. I just found this ad from the resort Northstar at Tahoe in the current issue of Transworld Snowboard Magazine. Sorry for the quality, I just took a snapshot with my cell phone from it.
Can you see the graphics of the obstacle? I shot the photo for the graphics with Eero Ettala last year in Munich. It’s him standing “inside” the rail armed with a marker and writing stuff on the plexiglas. Kinda funny to see the rail appear in photos every once and while.

in German as this concerns people from the Munich area:

BIG MOUNTAIN SCREENING
Das erste Snowboardfilmfestival in München
Filme – Messe – Party
Vom 04. – 06. Dezember 2008 im Forum am Deutschen Museum

weitere Infos unter: www.FORUMKINOS.de

BIG MOUNTAIN SCREENING
Zum ersten Mal findet vom 04.-06. Dezember im Forum am Deutschen Museum das BIG MOUNTAIN SCREENING statt. Zum Auftakt der Wintersaison präsentiert sich der Snowboardsport in seiner ganzen Faszination.

Im Rahmen eines Filmfestivals zeigen die Forumkinos die besten Snowboardfilme aller Zeiten, dabei sind einzigartige Dokumentationen wie „91 WORDS FOR SNOW“, zeitlose Klassiker wie “Afterbang” aus der legendären Robot Food Serie und neue Tophits wie „THAT’S IT, THAT’S ALL“ von Snowboard Superstar Travis Rice.

Ein Snowboard Filmfestival dieser Güte und Größe hat es noch nie gegeben. Wer sich also einen Überblick über das Genre verschaffen will, ist auf dem BIG MOUNTAIN SCREENING genau richtig.

Parallel zum Filmfestival findet auf der Veranstaltungfläche des Forums am Deutschen Museum eine Publikumsmesse statt. Auf der Messe präsentieren sich die Firmen NITRO, OAKLEY, K2 Snowboarding, Flow, Ride Snowboards, Head, Villa Wool, Rossignol / Crystal Ground Snowpark Kleinwalsertal, Goodstuff, pleasure, Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental, Onboard Magazin uvm.

Szene Highlights im Rahmen der Messe sind die Vernissage der Münchner Sportfotografen Christian Brecheis und Hansi Herbig am Donnerstag, 04.12.und die Festivalparty am zweiten Veranstaltungstag mit der Rap Freestyle Session von Roger & Schu (Blumentopf) und Roger Rekless und den DJs Soulforce und DJ Stylewarz am Freitag, 05.12. 
KINOPROGRAMM:

DONNERSTAG 04.12.08

18:00 Meltdown Project
19:00 Simple Pleasures
20:00 Boardbagged (PREMIERE)
21:00 91 Words For Snow
22:30 Afterbang

FREITAG 05.12.08

16:00 Double Decade
17:30 Down With People
19:00 Tour de Franz (Isenseven)
20:00 Overseas
21:30 Forum or Against ‘Em
22:30 Teenage Love Graffiti

SAMSTAG 06.12.08

Nachmittag

15:00 In Short
16:00 91 Words For Snow
17:30 That‘s It That‘s All

Abend

19:00 Storbis
20:00 The Scrapbook Projekt
21:30 It‘s Always Snowing Somewhere
22:45 That‘s It That‘s All

check out this article and videos on the Whitlines website. And make sure to get yourself a copy of Whitelines Magazine, because it’s radical!

I got the best excuse for not been blogging here: I went snowboarding. Early season, much love!

Check out Sani’s Interview on the TW Website and enjoy a little slideshow right here, I got a few shots in there as well.

just wanted to share some links, so here we go:

here are a few more shots related to my bad weather post

Pony Tale, if you haven’t seen it

a Snowboard Movie Event in Munich

music blog 1, blog 2, track 1 and track 2

Danny keeps blogging and blogging

Sepalot just came back from his Bolivia Trip, his friends just left for West-Africa, check out their clip. It’s a great things these guys do:

also go to: http://www.rogerswelt.de/

hey people!

I really tried to get a snowboard post up here on the blog. So I went to shred, but weather looked like this:

But still better than this:

Then I went to see the That’s It That’s All Premiere in Munich. It was a great fun to see it on the gigantic IMAX screen. If you’re in Munich on December 6.th, you’ll get another chance to see it on the big screen.

Travis and the guys on stage:

This guy designing skis?

Here are a few web links for your entertainment:

Pony Tale - you gotta see this movie! They are on tour with TITA, don’t miss it

Where did the landing go?

The Summer Olympics as you didn’t get to see them, from a photographer

A great Photoshop Ad

okay this is it for the almost a snowboard blog post, snapshots taken with the cell phone for you tech geeks out there

Okay. So these guys here at snowbroader keep telling me that a lot of people read these blogs here. I’m wondering who cares about what I have to say?

Don’t you rather read the blogs of Anne-Flore or TJ? People you know, who are living the good life?

With my last post I gave you a lot of links to good music and photography. I don’t know if anyone is interested in that. Is anyone intereted in anything from someone behind the camera? If so, maybe I can answer questions on snowboard photography on this blog for you. Just leave your questions in the comments and I’ll answer them right here on the blog. If not, drop a comment too and let me know what you’d like to read about. Maybe I can turn this blog into that direction when the season gets started.

I’d like to keep this blog here as much snowboard related as possible. So, I think I will be posting more frequently towards the winter. Just in case you can’t get enough, you’re interested in my work or check out some of my photos - then I can recommend these sites

my portfolio: www.christianbrecheis.com

my blog: www.christianbrecheis.blogspot.com

hello everyone!

Radical, I’m blogging here at snowbroader.eu! Let’s see more towards the season what this will be all about.

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