October 29, 2021. Mammoth opening day, top-to-bottom epic conditions. Jeremy Jones came down for what was one of the best early session openers in recent memory. p: Andrew Miller
October 30, 2021. First day on the splitboards. You had to walk for it, but after a solid five-foot early season storm in the Eastern Sierra, the high country was prime for riding. p: Andrew Miller
Afternoon groomers. Low light and no crowds in November make for some epic power-hour sessions at Mammoth. Jimmy Goodman. p: Andrew Miller
December Cooke City cold smoke. Forrest Shearer enjoying a fun run back to the hut after a long day practicing avalanche skills during the Jones Avy Savvy yearly refresher course. p: Andrew Miller
This is my favorite version of Mammoth's 22-foot superpipe. Early season, strong west wind, and free refills all day. This is Scott Blum sinking one before the all comps came to town. p: Andrew Miller
Garrett "Worm" Warnick, COVID method. You won't get sick if you just keep shredding until it goes away. p: Andrew Miller
Marissa Krawczak snowboards more than you. Here she fine-tunes her shred sled for a big day in Bend, OR. p: Andrew Miller
Pick your line. Marissa Krawczak, Lila Yeoman, Jimmy Goodman and Jeremy Jones figure things out. p: Andrew Miller
Always spray skiers, especially when they drop in on your line. Jimmy Goodman. Mammoth Mountain, CA. p: Andrew Miller
Nothing better than a soft spring pipe lip. Forrest Shearer sculpts some sacred snow geometry. Mammoth Mountain, CA. p: Andrew Miller

10 x 10: A Season Through the Lens of Andrew Miller

words: Jeff Baker
June 2, 2022

We’ve reached the end of the ’22 winter season. For most, June marks the beginning of summer, a time when we stow away our shred gear and say, “See you in November.” But for the worlds’ top photographers, summer means opening up Lightroom, plugging in the hard drives, and editing through a season’s worth of imagery to distribute for the world to enjoy. SNOWBOARD has selected 10 of our favorite shooters and asked each to assemble a collection of 10 moments from the past season that had special meaning and backstory. We begin the series with the one-and-only Andrew Miller. – Jeff Baker