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my friend Jed has a new climbing project at rumney. since it is one of the most

photogenic climbs there, i figured i'd tag along.

the light was very contrasty, but i figured that since i was already there i'd keep

shooting. this was one of the better moments of the climb. it is rated 5.13b if anyone

is interested.

any comments and critiques are welcome.

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any comments welcome.

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any comments or critiques are welcome.

thanks.

really great shot.

it is nice to see a climbing photo posted here. i have always hesitated in posting my climbing stuff.

where is this? how hard?

all comments welcome.

cheers.

all comments are welcome.

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this is basically a glorified snapshot. it would have been nice to have a tripod and

more time. however, doing nearly 30km before an afternoon storm requires a lot of

gear staying at home.

the is one of the many piles on the top of mt. algonquin in new york. it is not as sharp

as i would like, because being well above the treeline the wind was really blowing.

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this turned out to be a great day of climbing at a striking cliff in the 'dacks. i have

discovered that i need a wider lens for when we visit some of the bigger cliffs.

thanks for any comments.

This shot was taken at the top of the climb called The Prince, located on the King Wall

in the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks. We had just finished the final pitch and

were setting up the rappel when the weather turned from sunny to overcast and windy.

It was raining by the time we got to the ground 200 feet later...

any comments or critiques are welcome. cheers.

this was a very cold morning, -20C. that along with the fog created a really thick coat

of frost on nearly everything. any comments are appreciated.

any comments would be appreciated.

cheers.

this shot was basically straight from the camera.

any feed back would be appreciated.

all comments and critiques welcome.

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any comments on portfolio are more than welcome...