Lines: The Snowboard Photography of Sean Sullivan Book

Few photographers have a canon of imagery that truly warrants the label "timeless". Sean Sullivan is without a doubt one of those shooters. Whether he was capturing Jamie Lynn and Noah Salasnek busting blunts during a nocturnal new school session in Tahoe or documenting Justin Mooney dropping 60-foot cliffs on Donner Summit Sean Sullivan was a crucial componant of capturing and in turn creating what many believe to be the golden age of snowboarding. When magazines were the preferred medium by which millions of riders found inspiration Sean's cover photos stood out and were largely regarded as some of the best ever published. An example of this is a mid-90's Snowboarder Magazine cover with a black and white image of Marc Morrissett ollieing through snow caked trees. Again, timeless! Lines is a 218 page hard cover compilation of Sean's iconic work as a snowboarding photographer. For some readers each page will rekindle the stoke that caused many of these photos to get plastered on bedroo