In 2003 Fred Moix belayed Didier Berthod during the first "pinkpoint" ascent of Greenspit, Europe's hardest crack. He shot the memorable photos , which went on to be published worldwide. This marked a big step for both Didier as a climber and for Fred as a photographer. 13 years later, Fred has his turn at redpointing this legendary 5.14- crack placing all gear on the lead. This was Fred's second ever trad route. Despite the fame surrounding the route it still hasn't seen many...

In 2016 Portugal was in grip of one of the worst droughts in its recent history. With high winds and average temperatures above 30 degrees ( 86 Fahrenheit) the country, unfortunately, provides the perfect target for heavy wildfires. Until August last year nearly 116,000 hectares (286,600 acres) of forest, an area the size of 100,000 soccer fields, got burned. Also the Algarve region, that is a famous tourist destination and provides some of Europe's best mountain bike trails, was hit by m...

I often shoot with Phantom cameras on various projects. This time I really wanted to shoot skateboarding as I find it extremely aesthetic to spin a skateboard in mid-air as well as the rough and hard collision with elements. Slow motion has this power to make it look like as light a wind and as gentle as a dove. So I hooked up a local yet nationally known skateboarder, Victor Campillo, for his skills and imagination to make the streets of Aix en Provence his playground. Shot on Phantom V6...

Mark Abma delivers some of the best segments season after season, and this last season was no different. Traveling from Europe to Revelstoke, and finishing in Alaska there is no shortage of tricks, big technical lines, and deep powder in this athlete edit. Enjoy this special cut from RUIN AND ROSE, available here skimovie.com/portfolio-item/ruin-rose-2016/. More info at skimovie.com/ Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/MSPFilms Instagram: instagram.com/mspfilms Twitter: twitter.com/ms...

The Process Why do we go to the mountains? There are reasons that reach beyond the climb, past the descent, and are far more important than the summit. Regardless of the grade, the elevation, or the name of any peak, we go to the mountains seeking a feeling; and no matter where or who we are, the feeling is the same. Whether you’re on the highest mountain in the world or at your local hill back home – we go for The Process.  Location Elk Mountains Credits Film By: Jesse Hoffman...