Don Burch: Things I See While Skiing
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This fast-paced, short video from Don Burch combines several artistic techniques, including some fleeting Mondrian-like moments. I think it’s fair to say that Don is developing a new genre of ski video. Watching it evolve is a treat.
Don has fused his passion for skiing with the art of videography, giving birth to Skiing New England (formerly Montage Ski Productions) on YouTube and Facebook. His distinctive perspective captures the thrill, splendor, and fellowship cherished by everyday skiers. With more than six decades of skiing under his belt and experience as a ski instructor at Sunday River and elsewhere,Don possesses a profound appreciation for our sport, which shines through in his work. Don is an active contributor to SeniorsSkiing.com and proudly holds membership in the North American Sports Journalists Association (NASJA).
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Fantastic Don! The music matches all the excitement of skiing. ❤️
I listened to your feed back and you noticed it in the video. Thank you.
Really good! Can see the progression, yes, loved this one, and the Stratton tree skiing best. The areas will be wanting these soon if they are not all ready. Can’t wait for you to get some more shots at Smuggs!
Unfortunately I don’t get to Smuggs often enough. The skiing is great and scenery few can match.
Hmmm – I still prefer the leisurely pix of skiers and terrain, but I guess that’s because I have an attention span of more than 1 and 1/2 seconds. This stuff reminds me of some elementary film-school experiments. But then again, I still like Perry Como and music with comprehensible melody and words. Can you say 81-year-old western Corduroy Queen curmudgeon? Speaking of the Wonderful West, don’t you have any contributors from that area? We’re feeling rather neglected!
We do need videos from other regions. In a couple weeks I’m headed to Colorado and soon after will have videos to post. Thanks for your input.