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Casual Fridays. // //
🎥: @eric_crosland
Sherpas director Eric Crosland caught this sketchy moment on a not-so-casual commercial shoot in Kazakhstan’s Trans-Ili Mountains.
The main takeaway from this shot is that cornices often extend further onto the ridge than you might think.
Give those beasts a wide berth!
#Kazahkstan #CasualFridays @andy_bardon @anjin_san

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When two become one. ✌️ = ☝️ // Throwing it back to 2013 when @juliancarr turned “Air Jordan”—Whistler’s most notorious double-staged cliff—into a single ~185ft air.
But that’s just one of many rad things happening within this moment. Check out @stanrey7 hucking his carcass off Air Jordan’s second drop while a crew of friends, volunteers and bystanders sweep up leftover pow turns on the lookers’ right.
This was part of our @whistlerblackcomb Inbounds Segment for “Into The Mind”, which was the most amazing expression of community that we’ve ever been a part of.
We did our best to tag the people involved in the comments below, but feel free to help us out and tag everyone you know who was part of the shoot.
Huge thank you to everyone who helped us record this amazing moment in time!
Hit the link in our bio to check out the full BTS action. 🙏 //
🎥: @leohoorn____ @davemossop //
#IntoTheMind @eric_crosland @davemossop @m_sangy @auclairjp @renan_ozturk @jimmychin @camp4collective @epicpass //#ThrowbackThursday #EpicByNature //

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Spice up your Monday with this clip of Lucas Debari smashing a beefy triple stacker at the bottom of “Mr.Wiggles”, a highly-recognizable sliver of radness from within Mica Heli’s tenure. ⚡️//
And if you wanna spice up your Monday even more, hit the link in our bio to check out ‘Mica to Greenland’ in its entirety. //
🎥: @eric_crosland @davemossop //
@lucasdebari @johncollinson @hillareeoneil @ralphbackstrom @thenorthface @micaheli @leohoorn____

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National Geographic Explorer Kakani Katija is, quite literally, working in uncharted waters. “We have better maps of the moon and mars than we do of our seas,” she explains. And with the imagery that she and her team are able to capture with Doc Ricketts (the remotely operated vehicle in photo #4) and an impressive fleet of other instruments, we’re offered a glimpse into one of our planet’s last frontiers.
In the last episode of a joint project that Sherpas Cinema has undertaken with National Geographic and YouTube VR, we had the honour of joining Kakani and a crew of scientists aboard the Western Flyer while they explored the mysterious midwaters of the Pacific Sea.
Huge thanks to The Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute(MBARI) for having us aboard and also for providing the two photos above that were captured with the ROV. The first one is a Bathochordaeus, a giant larvacean that’s known for the house of mucous that it builds around itself (the larvacean is the tadpole-like creature that you can see within the surrounding filter). The second one is a tomopteris, a worm that lives around 2500m (8200ft) below the surface of the ocean and propels itself with the paddle-like parapodia on each side of its body. Part of the expedition’s goal was to study the fluid mechanics of that motion and see how it might apply to bioinspired design. // For more context on the expedition, please link to the blog in our bio. //
📸: @mbari_news // @steve.hendo //
@natgeo @youtube_vr @kakanikatija @mitchellgscott @mssdeleon @birdseyeofbigsky #VirtualReality #YouTubeVR #NatGeoOnAssignment #NationalGeographic

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