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Continue ShoppingThomas Woodson has a flawless eye for art. There is something unique and compelling about his cinematography and photography, both genuine and distinct. For the past six years, Thomas has been an independent, commercial photographer and filmmaker. He’s the guy you call for an impractical creative task; we’re talking adventures in remote places and impossible physical feats. Not only will he deliver, his talents will surpass your expectations.
He moved to Colorado when he was 21, seeking thrills on rock, by trail and in the backcountry. A successful career in graphic design, a background in art and photography coupled with a passion for doing what he loves has supported his artful evolution. He’s living his dream life.
Recent transformations have led to a hook for the filmmaking process, which is evident in his work. His portfolio is calculated yet crafty, capturing but simple. He’s seen the industry evolve from dramatic to genuine and has embraced the change. Video isn’t just a tool to showcase what’s rad or trendy (or needs to sell), it’s an opportunity to learn, experience and share. He focuses on the feelings and has a conscious of what’s real.
His advice for someone looking to get started in his trade? Work as much as possible. Self-motivators who show progression far outweigh the competition. Spend as much time with your camera as possible, let it take over your life. Seek out collaborators that will help progress your skills but have similar aspirations. Tips for ski photography? Landscapes are typically simple. Play with ridgelines, foreground elements, nature and your shooting location (viewpoint) to make the most of your photo.
Thomas is poised for a prosperous future in the world of filmmaking. When asked what’s next, he simply replied, “An obscure, domestic ski trip. Time to look at home and the backyard through a new lens.” We can’t wait for the results.