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The images below are all full 360 degree spherical images, which you can look all around (including up and down), by clicking and dragging with your mouse to navigate. Get an idea of what it was like (if you weren't there), or to relive the experience.
All photography and production by John Housser
At The Start
Darren Berrecloth and Jamie Goldman sit in the start area for the first feature of the Teva Best Trick Challenge
Above Trick Jump
Sam Pilgrim Tail Whips the first feature in the Teva Best Trick challenge.
Below Trick Jump
Anthony Messere Flip-Whips the first jump in the Teva Best Trick challenge.
Inside Second Start
Kyle Straight dropping into the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
Outside Second Start
Yannick Graniere dropping into the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
Final Jump
Jamie Goldman Tail Whips the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
All photography and production by John Housser
At The Start
Darren Berrecloth and Jamie Goldman sit in the start area for the first feature of the Teva Best Trick Challenge
Above Trick Jump
Sam Pilgrim Tail Whips the first feature in the Teva Best Trick challenge.
Below Trick Jump
Anthony Messere Flip-Whips the first jump in the Teva Best Trick challenge.
Inside Second Start
Kyle Straight dropping into the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
Outside Second Start
Yannick Graniere dropping into the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
Final Jump
Jamie Goldman Tail Whips the second feature of the Teva Best Trick challenge
I'm imagining a golf ball sized device on top of a helmet recording this stuff in HD (or better) quality with full surround sound. And then a 3D display combined with head/eye tracking that determines what you see.
You could get a sense of what it's like to be on a World Cup winning run with Gwin, or in the Whip Worlds train with between Brendawg and Elliot Jackson. Now we're talking!
And some of the tools to make capturing full images (iPhone stitching software, mini-panoramic mirror lenses) is going to make panoramic snapshots much more accessible.
I've got a few more sets from the pumptrack, giant slalom, and slopestyle that are on the way!
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