Fabian Schonholz’s Blog

Message from Fabian Schonholz:

Hello all. I hope you have enjoyed the pictures and photo galleries I have posted on this blog. A few weeks ago I decided to separate my blog into two sites:

1. This site (http://www.fabianschonholz.com) where I will keep on hosting my blog posts focusing on phylosophy and business writtings.
2. A photo blog site (http://www.schonphotos.com) where I will not only host my photo galleries, but provide links to those interested in buying copies of my photos.

Part of my decision has come as I am trying to develop my photography business and not wanting to use this site for that. I rather keep things separate as I will be developing an online marketing strategy around the photo site that hopefully will bring the level of revenues I would like.

Part of my decision has come as a means to provide more focus to both sites. On one hand it was easy to have all in one place. On the other, however, if you like my writings why should you deal with my photos? And if you like my photos, why should you deal with my writings? If you like both, well … I am so sorry, but you will have to go to two separate sites.

In the end, I think that the separation is more for me and the way I like to do things.

Again, I hope you enjoyed and continue to enjoy my photos in the new site; and I hope you all keep on reading my posts and comment, specially if you bring a challenge.

Fabian Schonholz.

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This last weekend I took the family to Big Bear for a skiing weekend. It all started a few years back when we promised the kids to take them to the snow for some tobogganing; and for some reason or another we never did it. This year we were determined to do it. When the opportunity came up we decided to make it a mini vacation out of it. The kids and Elizabeth took snow-boarding lessons while I went for a hike in the back country. I hiked in the snow for about 8 to 10 miles (round trip). I had not done something like that since winder 1997 when I soloed Mnt. Dana. I was drunk with happiness! Not only I had spent time doing something I longed for, but my family was waiting for me at the bottom of the mountain to continue the fun.

Enjoy the photographs.

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Click on the image to go to the gallery

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