Pictureline opened in Salt Lake City, February 1989 and became a partner to Alpine Labs in 2022 selling the Pulse and Spark products. For more information on Midwest Photo please check out their website: https://www.pictureline.com/. For Alpine Labs products, check out this page: https://www.pictureline.com/pages/search-results?q=alpine%20labs
To the first time night photographer, the intrepid backpacker, the time lapse aficionado, the experimentalist, the traveler, the visionary... To the thousands of photographers already a part of Alpine community, thank you for being here and sharing your stories.
Tim Jones is a 54 year old wheelchair photographer who resides in Daphne, Alabama. He loves photographing portraits, sports & landscapes. He’s challenged with neuropathy in his hands & fingers. Because of the numbness, he has difficulty locating the shutter button. He came up with the idea of using the Spark as his shutter release by placing it in his mouth. He says he couldn’t be happier. The Spark has given him the ability to once again be passionate about his God given purpose.
Mark Dingee is a 26 year old nature and wildlife photographer based in Colorado. Mark is no stranger to the world of photography, and we are excited to share his thoughts on one of his favorite pieces of equipment - the Radian 2. A true game-changer in the world of panning timelapses, the Radian 2 has won Mark's heart and become an indispensable tool in his photography arsenal.
"The Radian 2 is one of my favorite pieces of equipment in my photography bag. It allows any level of photographer to capture stunning panning timelapses. It is so easy to set up and use. The mobile app makes creating timelapses a walk in the park. If any photographer is struggling with creativity, I would highly recommend getting the Radian 2 to inspire you to get really cool shots." - Mark Dingee.
Will and Jim Pattiz (brothers) began the More Than Just Parks (MTJP) project in 2014 and kicked off a decade plus journey to chronicle every single National Park with time lapse and film. On their first film (Olympic National Park) they shot with Radian to match the light and fast style necessary for this kind of work. After the film release, Alpine Labs and the Pattiz brothers began a multi year partnership that continues to grow. MTJP has expanded into creating films for the National Forest Service and the Department of the Interior to showcase the stunning variety of landscapes in the United States, often times in places that see many fewer visitors than the National Parks. We hope their work continues to inspire people to get outside and enjoy these national treasures right in our backyard.
Filming America’s National Parks and public lands requires specialized gear that enables you to capture some of the most incredible landscapes in the world. We went to Alpine Labs from the start and have never looked back. - Jim Pattiz.
"Alpine Labs gear has been there from the start for us and has been the most used pieces equipment throughout our films. We don't go anywhere without it." - Will Pattiz
I'm all about documenting authentic real-life love stories through photography - and that includes our own. We never leave for a trip without our Spark or Pulse packed, ready to explore, discover new perspectives, and return with stories behind every waterfall trek, mountain hike, and campervan adventure.
- Lynn Lewis, Wedding and Proposal Photographer.
The Skyglow Project is about showing people what we’re losing with the eradication of the night sky. Alpine Labs gear is invaluable in helping us capture the beauty of our endangered skyscapes. Their products help us shoot amazing footage without having to lug around super heavy and expensive equipment. - Gavin Heffernan
Alpine Labs has helped SKYGLOW capture the wonder of the night skies for years, especially those day to night transitions that cannot be accomplished by camera alone.
- Harun Mehmedinovic