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photography
The photographers listed below have all worked extensively on
location at Points North Heli Adventures. The images you see
throughout the site have been provided by these professionals.
Take a look below to get to know them.
 Greg
Von Doersten
Greg Von Doersten is one of the preeminent adventure
photographers in the world today. Specializing in expeditions,
adrenaline sports, and man's relationship and interaction with
nature, Von Doersten has traveled the world while pursuing
innovative, vital images that both excite the viewer
and tell a story.
"Greg is a part of the next generation of adventure
photographers, who are so immersed in the sports that their
vision is pure and true," says Rob Haggart, Photo Editor at
Outside Magazine. "His unique combination of skills as a
photographer and adventurer make him among the best in the
world."
307-734-8181 phone
gregv@gregvondoersten.com
www.gregvondoersten.com
 Keoki Flagg
Specializing in social demographic portraiture - Adventure
travel and extreme sports - Multi-media content development.
"Traveling has always been a major force in my life and art. It
is my objective to not only capture the faces of other worlds,
but to show the world through the eyes of my subjects. The
passion for the unknown will always be my driving force. " Keoki
Flagg. Keoki is available for special assignments and
public appearances. For more information on assignments and
stock purchases please contact him directly.
530-581-3839 phone
info@keokiflagg.com
www.keokiflagg.com
 Myriam
Lang-Willar
Myriam's bio will be added shortly.
Verbier, Switzerland
+41 78 648 66 61 mobile phone
lang-willar@verbier.ch
www.freezefotoz.com
 Jason Kelley
VIEW JAY'S PNH GALLERY
Jay is a long time resident of the Lake Tahoe area who began his photographic career (strapping multiple cameras to his head as a means to support his skydiving habit) working as a cameraman for Skydive Lake Tahoe since 2000. In 2006 Jay was working as a staff photographer for the Sierra Sun, a daily newspaper in Truckee, C.A. as well as the Tahoe World in Tahoe City, C.A. Since then Jay has expanded his photography as a freelance photographer to other areas, exploring alternative sports, events, weddings, lifestyle, travel, and commercial advertising. His work can be found in and around the Tahoe area, Reno, and around the country in publications advertising for clients such as: The Resort at Squaw Creek, Intrawest, Red Bull, Korbel Champagne, The Village at Squaw Valley, City of Reno publications,The L.A. Times/West Magazine and the covers of California Flyfisher.
To Jay, photography is an everchanging artform that provides daily challenges in recognizing, capturing and sometimes having to find or create that magic moment that is so easily missed by many of us.
www.jasonkelleyphoto.com
 Seppi
Dabringer
Seppi was born in the south of Austria, close to the Italian border.
Photography came into his life when he was 10, he got his first
instructions by his father, and kept on going...learning by doing!
In 1996 he started to work as a freelancing photographer, 2 years
later he started to work in his friend’s film and video production
company. For the next 4 years he traveled the globe to produce the
biggest events and tours in snowboarding, freeskiing, windsurfing,
kitesurfing, biking, paragliding, wakeboarding and waterskiing! In
2002 he came to PNH for the first time, bringing along 6 pro riders
from Europe. In 2003 he came back with a smaller crew for a longer
time. With tears in his eyes when he left in 2003, he will no doubt
he will be back in 2004 with plans to work on a freeriding
documentary.
Read Seppi's 2003 Diary
(Adobe Format)
sepp.dabringer@chello.at
 Court
Leve
VIEW COURT'S PNH GALLERY
Originally from St. Louis, Mo. and now a resident of Truckee, CA
by way of New Hampshire, Washington D.C., Jackson Hole, WY and
San Francisco. Court has been taking pictures since he was 15
years old after being introduced to photography in high school.
After a stint in the human resources in San Francisco, Court has
been working as a professional photographer for the past two
years at the Tahoe World and as a freelance photographer. His
images also appear in several sister newspapers in Truckee and
around Lake Tahoe. Motivated by challenge, Court favors shooting
action photography, ranging from high school basketball games to
big mountain skiing. He also enjoys capturing scenic landscapes
and unique moments, such as forest fires or wildlife.
court@gravityhook.com
www.gravityhook.com
 Richard
Hallman
VIEW RICHARD'S PNH GALLERY
A Trauma Nurse and former Colorado Ski Patroller – Richard has
always had a love of the outdoors. His passion for photography
stretches over 20 years – all the way back to Chicago where he
was born and raised on the shores of Lake Michigan. His images
are many and varied, and range from landscapes and portraits to
extreme sports and architecture… Whether it's dreamy sunsets in
the desert southwest, fall foliage in Alaska, Trekking in
Patagonia, or climbing in Nepal (recognized by the LA Times);
Richard finds a way to convey the true beauty of the outdoors
and stir passion in those who view his work…
“The Columbia River Gorge has been my home for the past 12
years, and has been very kind to me and my lens… I am thankful
for the many friendships and experiences that are the
inspiration of my work… I am constantly searching to go one step
beyond the lens and one step closer to my dreamscapes and
imagination.”
…When you put yourself in nature’s way… …beautiful things are
bound to happen.”
richard@freelanceimaging.com
www.freelanceimaging.com
 Mark
May
VIEW MARK'S PNH GALLERY
Mark is originally from the heart of the bluegrass,
Lexington, KY. He grew up in the photography business, and with
his father’s guidance, was processing and printing in their coal
bin turned darkroom while still in grade school. Through middle
and high school, as the year book staff photographer, Mark’s
focus was primarily sporting events and student lifestyle. While
also pursuing a career as a chef in France and New York City,
Mark continued to grow as a photographer concentrating on urban
landscape and more complex techniques in his TriBeCa darkroom
where he was producing and selling his prints. In 1998 Mark
moved to Sedona, Arizona and passionately pursued ski
mountaineering, climbing and canyoneering, shifting his
photographic and darkroom pursuits to a digital format. Now an
adventure photographer based in Bend, Oregon since 2004, Mark
has been shooting at Points North for three years and will be
returning in 2007.
mark@highanglephoto.com
www.highanglephoto.com
(541)977-2923
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