Hello!

Welcome to my photography blog.

Everyday I wake up so grateful for photography. It truly is the best thing that has ever happened to me. Over the past 15 years, I have gone full circle with photography from shooting everything from skateboarding, snow, weddings, portraits, kids, parties to commercial work. I feel like touching base with all these different subjects has taken so much part in allowing me to grow and expand into the photographer I am today.

As the world changes, companies grow, people evolve, memories are created, as does my photography. Everyday gets better! I am so far from perfect and understand that learning and working with others is the key to successful creativity. I thrive off new adventure and doing the unimaginable. I like working with like-minded individuals, as well as people that are very different from myself. Life is about experiencing diversity and everyday gets better! Whether you're a small brand in Vancouver, looking for social media content from Whistler, shooting a bikini line in LA, or getting married in Mexico, I want to be there to capture your moments, your memories, your product. Let's work together!

This blog is simply to keep you up to date on what I've been up to. I'd rather be working with clients and outside photographing, than blogging so I don't spend to much time here and I apologize for that.

All feedback is encouraged.

Thanks for the visit! Enjoy

Ashley

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FREESKIER Magazine Pages with JPV

February 25, 2016 in action photography, Art, Event, Fitness, Landscape, lifestyle, People, photography, Ski

JPV was able to successfully set a new world record for highest air in a superpipe on skis, launching 8.04 meters (26 ft, 3 in) above the deck of a pristinely cut, 22-foot superpipe. The world record was previously held by Peter Olenick of Carbondale, CO; Olenick set a record of 7.58 meters (24 ft, 11 in) on January 31, 2010, during the first-ever X Games High Air contest in Aspen, CO.

Simon D'Artois in Mountain Life Magazine

February 10, 2016 in action photography, Fitness, Inspiration, Landscape, lifestyle, People, photography, Skate, Ski, Snowboard

Here are some photos from a shoot I did last March with the Giro half-pipe team in Tignes, France. Simon won the X Games that year and redid his winning run, still drunk from the night before, so the cinematographer could get the shoot. It was quite honestly flawless and he was really run. So classic. Simon is such a creative and humble dude. Happy to see him land some pages in this magazine.