Photo Friday is a quick blog capturing skiers on the slopes. It's a journal of present and past photographs captured from resorts across North America. In this short article, "Going For It" is truly a feeling of letting go and seeing what happens. Situation Recently met a fellow skier online while chatting on Instagram. "Alexandra Messinis" skiing near Chatter Creek Mountain Lodges in BC, Canada. I just love seeing skiers "Going For It". We sometimes get caught up in technique and skiing to "look" a certain way. It's more fun to have good skiing fundamentals and being able to adapt to any terrain or situation. Letting it Rip and going for it is evident by the last photo and the huge smile on the face of Alexandra... AWESOME ! "Going For It" - Step 1I love the expression on her face as the odds of making a good landing are now compromised.PHOTO BY: Hamish Birt "Going For It" - Step 2No Fear and augering into the deep snow and bindings released.PHOTO BY: Hamish Birt "Going For It" - Step 3I see a little 'tumbling' going on here... PHOTO BY: Hamish Birt "Going For It" - Step 4This photo says it all. A laughing skier...Wish we were there with you. PHOTO BY: Hamish Birt Type of Turns POW. It would be an injustice to try to categorize these turn types. "Just going for it" I believe is the type? Time of Year This photo was taken in >>>> March 2018? near Chatter Creek Mountain Lodges in BC, Canada. Slope Unknown Snow Conditions POW Camera Settings Hamish Birt was the Photographer PHOTO TIP: All I know is that the photographer was positioned well to capture Alexandra coming over the ridge. "Well done"!Andrew Elsdon Resource Links Chatter Creek Mountain LodgesAlexandra Messinis - Skier in Photos You may also like: Always thinking about Skiing?Ski Terminology and LingoTop 10 Reasons to Start SkiingPlanning your next Family Ski Vacation | Top 8 TipsInterview with a Ski InstructorHow to REALLY become a better skierSki Technique ExposedHow to Ski – A Beginner’s Intro8 Ways to Move from Wedge Skiing to Parallel - Easy Guide