'You Are Here: Snoqualmonix': Scott Rinckenberger Celebrates the Art of Backcountry Skiing

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Scott Rinckenberger's photography exhibit 'You Are Here: Snoqualmonix' opens this winter in North Bend, showcasing stunning images of backcountry skiing and snowboarding. The exhibit features dynamic pairings that capture both the thrilling action of the sport and the breathtaking beauty of the Snoqualmie Pass landscape. By blending the excitement of skiing with scenes of the stunning alpine environment, Rinckenberger invites viewers to connect with the essence of outdoor adventure. The term 'Snoqualmonix' cleverly merges Snoqualmie with Chamonix, suggesting a local homage to global skiing culture. A passionate advocate for environmental conservation, Rinckenberger’s work reflects his commitment to preserving the natural beauty he captures, urging viewers to appreciate and protect it.

This collection is a testament to his expertise and dedication as a lifelong mountain athlete and photographer. The gallery will also host a rotating selection of his work, ensuring that his message of environmental awareness continues to resonate. This exhibit not only highlights the art of skiing but also aims to inspire a lifelong commitment to nature and its preservation.

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