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Altaholic Lee Cohen: Alta’s Legendary Ski Photographer

This is the story of Lee Cohen, a living legend at Alta who has spent over four decades capturing the magic of Utah’s powder-filled slopes. From coining the iconic “Altaholic” slogan to crafting some of the most celebrated ski images in history, Cohen’s life and career embody a profound love for Utah’s majestic mountains and…

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This is the story of Lee Cohen, a living legend at Alta who has spent over four decades capturing the magic of Utah’s powder-filled slopes. From coining the iconic “Altaholic” slogan to crafting some of the most celebrated ski images in history, Cohen’s life and career embody a profound love for Utah’s majestic mountains and an enduring passion for powder skiing.
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