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Sculptors of the 11th annual Driggs Snowscapes worked all week creating some incredible pieces of frigid art in anticipation of winning the Snowscapes 2023 Driggs Division Title Belt. I’d been sniffing around all week in preparation for what I’d be photographing come Friday night when the sculptors would lay their tools down at 10pm sharp- that’s when the judging began. Instead of starting my process that night, I chose to come back early the next morning – less foot traffic, plus I’d rather work early than late. I awoke at 2:30am Saturday, arrived downtown around 3:30am, and photographed until about 8:50am. Since the temperatures were steady in the upper single digits, I did have a few equipment malfunctions and the temps even drained my car key’s battery while in my pocket. I was able to work around the casualties, however it doubled my estimated time of completion. Aside from having a few pieces of gear being laid to rest, conditions were perfect. The snow falling was perfect. The sculptures were all perfect. No wind was perfect. The weather all week for the sculptors was perfect. Here is a shot of the winner from the event this year.
1st Place
Title : Who's Caught
Team : Snowbuddy Knows
I thought this one was the underdog, mostly because it wasn’t near any entrances to the grounds – so, I thought it was easily lost in the shuffle. But man. I couldn’t wait to shoot this one. I wasn’t exactly sure how I was going to approach it, but I knew for damn sure I was going to light the inside area beneath the ice (duh!). I took a separate, slightly out of focus, exposure just for the fish and chose not to light the ground or any exterior area down low- I think that helped to sell the ‘being under water’ concept. Then I hit the back of the fisherman with an orange light, giving a sunset vibe. I also back-lit him with a white light for background separation. I back-lit all these sculptures and after I photographed this one, my collection of backlights stopped working. I’m glad they muscled through this sculpture’s session.
The Envy Nightlife Club, which is part of the Route 66 Casino located in Albuquerque, NM, was designed and manufactured by I-5 Design and Manufacture. The chain curtain, which is suspended over the bar, is illuminated from above with color-changing LED’s and also has an integrated design pattern in the chain itself. The soffit is lit with indirect cove lighting that produces a beautiful, soft glow, and is also fully programmable. To view more casino design, click here.
Running April 18 - May 13, 2018
Featuring:
Max Bialystock: Matthew McGee*
Leo Bloom: James Larosa*
Ulla: Gretchen Beiber*
Roger Debris: Scott Daniel*
Carmen Ghia: Alex Ringler*
Franz Liebkind: Jim Sorensen*
Ensemble - Hold Me Touch Me: Lauren Buglioli
Ensemble – Usherette: April Berry*
Ensemble – Usherette: Courtney McLaren
Ensemble – Showgirl: Kellyanna Polk
Ensemble – Showgirl: Emily Bainbridge
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alyssa Elrod
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alicia Thomas
Ensemble – Marx/Green: Tyler Fish*
Ensemble – Scott: Charles Logan*
Ensemble – Kevin: Emanuel Carrero
Ensemble – Bryan: Tyler Pirrung
Ensemble – Sabu: Tato Castillo
Ensemble – Black Irish: Dequan Mitchell
Ensemble – Lead Tenor: Trenton Bainbridge
CREATIVE
Rye Mullis (Director)
Shain Stroff (Choreographer) Jeremy D. Silverman (Music Director) Jerid Fox (Scenic Design / Properties Master)
Mike Wood (Lighting Design)
Jill Castle (Costume Coordinator)
Scott Daniel (Wig and Make-up Design)
Steve Kraack (Sound Design)
Allison Davis (Scenic Painter)
Rachel Harrison* (Stage Manager)
Susan Haldeman* (Assistant Stage Manager)
*Members of Actors' Equity Association
Photo by Mike Wood
Soft light radiates from this vintage-style wall sconce, its amber glass shade casting a golden warmth that transforms the space around it. The hand-forged metalwork, elegant curve, and delicate petal form reflect the artistry of classic design—a meeting of function and beauty. The weathered wall behind it adds texture and depth, enhancing the intimate, nostalgic atmosphere. Whether in a quiet inn, an old-world café, or a thoughtfully restored home, this lamp evokes the charm of craftsmanship that endures. It’s not just illumination—it’s a reminder that light itself can be an act of art.
Running April 18 - May 13, 2018
Featuring:
Max Bialystock: Matthew McGee*
Leo Bloom: James Larosa*
Ulla: Gretchen Beiber*
Roger Debris: Scott Daniel*
Carmen Ghia: Alex Ringler*
Franz Liebkind: Jim Sorensen*
Ensemble - Hold Me Touch Me: Lauren Buglioli
Ensemble – Usherette: April Berry*
Ensemble – Usherette: Courtney McLaren
Ensemble – Showgirl: Kellyanna Polk
Ensemble – Showgirl: Emily Bainbridge
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alyssa Elrod
Ensemble – Showgirl: Alicia Thomas
Ensemble – Marx/Green: Tyler Fish*
Ensemble – Scott: Charles Logan*
Ensemble – Kevin: Emanuel Carrero
Ensemble – Bryan: Tyler Pirrung
Ensemble – Sabu: Tato Castillo
Ensemble – Black Irish: Dequan Mitchell
Ensemble – Lead Tenor: Trenton Bainbridge
CREATIVE
Rye Mullis (Director)
Shain Stroff (Choreographer) Jeremy D. Silverman (Music Director) Jerid Fox (Scenic Design / Properties Master)
Mike Wood (Lighting Design)
Jill Castle (Costume Coordinator)
Scott Daniel (Wig and Make-up Design)
Steve Kraack (Sound Design)
Allison Davis (Scenic Painter)
Rachel Harrison* (Stage Manager)
Susan Haldeman* (Assistant Stage Manager)
*Members of Actors' Equity Association
Photo by Mike Wood
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