Category: Photo Reflection
Photo Reflection – Ice Climbing and Ice Farming at the Silos in OKC
Photos of ice climbing through the years at the silos in Oklahoma City.
Photo Reflection: Climbing in Tuolumne Meadows
Flashback to summer of 2010 when Adam was working in Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite and I made the trip out to visit and do some climbing. Nothing like pristine alpine granite boulders and big mountain routes in the high Sierra! Related Images:
Photo Reflection – Climbing a spire in Mexico
This has always been one of my favorite routes due to its position, exposure and level of adventure. Here on the second pitch of the west Spire, the top of the climb ends at a small pinnacle just big enough for two people to run the rope through a bolted anchor and rappel the south…
Photo Reflection: Sisyphus Summits with Andy
How do you know when you’ve had one of the best climbing trips of your life? The answer is that you don’t, until years later when you look back and realize that the experience you had, the people you spent it with, and the lessons you learned have filtered over into the everything else you…
Photo Reflection: Wind River Range – Jerel on Pingora
The year was 2006 and Jerel and I ventured to the Wind River Range in Wyoming to climb Pingora Spire. It was a 12 mile hike in to the Cirque of the Towers. We lucked out with the mosquitos as they weren’t bad – I remember hearing horror stories about a particular time of year…
Photo Reflection: Lisa at Sand Rock, AL
I’m quickly realizing that the dates are hard to pinpoint sometimes because even though the digital file gives a particular date that doesn’t mean it was taken then. This is one from 2000 ( I think) – it wasn’t long after Lisa and I met. We went out to Alabama and toured around some climbing areas.…
Photo Reflection: Bugaboos Approach
I’m going back through my archives of photos to do some individual photo postings along with a short (or maybe in some cases long) blurb about the picture; who, what, where, when, etc. So we’ll kick it off with this one from 1997 (I think) from a month long climbing trip to Alberta and British Columbia.…