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This week's Friday Night Video is an audio and visual presentation from Alexandre Buisse.

Alexandre won the ShAFF Adventure Shot photography competition last week with this stunning collection of images.

Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id=52495

In reply to UKC News:

Tremendous Alexandre. Clearly you have a huge amount of talent. We'll be seeing more of your work, I hope...

In reply to jon:

Yeah, me too

More seriously, thanks for the compliment, and thanks to everyone, from UKC to Matt and especially Ian for organizing this tremendously fun event!

In reply to UKC News: this is one of the best videos ive seen in a ling time, its a question that we all face and you nailed every single answer!!nice work!!

In reply to UKC News: beautiful. fabulous juxtaposition of sound and photography and while I sometimes wondered how the following photos fit the question, the questions were seared into my mind. And the answers was always YES!

In reply to pneame: I agree, some stunning shots. Compositionally great and good subjects too. I like the scale and boldness of the landscapes.

It may be controversial but I am going to say it. I find it difficult to see the reality in a photograph when it has had so much editing and colour modification. They are too saturated and enhanced to convey the reality of the situation and really tackle such a real subject. Some of them look a little like cartoons.

This is of course only my opinion and I am aware that I seek certain things from a photograph that others may not. It is constructive criticism not me having a go.

In reply to CragRat11:

Most of the images have had relatively little editing done, and usually only basic modifications (brightness, contrast) to make the photo match what my memory of a scene was.

In reply to Alex Buisse: Very good !

Hi Alexandre,

Huge congrats here from your former "hometown" Copenhagen! Your stunning images makes it even more boring to be living in a country where the highest point is a 30 feet gravel heap...
As a tribute I'll be climbing your crack-route on the KK wall later today!

Seeya!

Regards
Michael