Here are a few photos of places we all know and love. You may notice changes in the landscape today such as new slides on some peaks. I can’t say I miss much about film, however it was nice taking less photos and having a strong focus on the task at hand over trying to get the perfect image all day long. It was quite joyful to come back to Kmart or a photo shop and excitedly open the package to see if the pictures of the amazing places you’d visited 2 weeks before actually had come out.
The year of 2008 was the last year using the Nikon N90 and 35 mm film. The cost of film development was high and the quality of development was low as the film industry fell apart. Over the years I’ve used 110 film, 35mm slide and 35mm print film while skiing in the Adirondacks. – MW









Other articles on the Adironacks:
Backcountry Skiing in the Adirondacks – a view of skiing here for new comers
The Fun Dome – Skiing Mount Marcy – New York’s High Point
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