this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there's a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can't resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it's him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to

Shaun White / Powder Carve / Mammoth, California

By ed | Published December 20, 2012

Photo by Gabe L’Heureux

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It’s not often Shaun White is seen outside the park and pipe (remember this documentary charting his fish-out-of-water exploits in AK?) but when there’s a few inches of fresh pow on his favourite Cali slopes, even the Flying Tomato can’t resist turning Flying Tornado. Funny how you can tell it’s him just from the outline; incidentally, that iconic silhouette just got a little less recognizable thanks to a charity haircut…

Camera: Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
Lens: 15 mm fisheye
Shutter Speed: 1/2000 sec
Aperture: f6.3
ISO: 200

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