User Comments
Great shot, well lit!
wee jamie - 09/Dec/10Report Must have been hard getting "all that ice" off the route. Good effort and good point well made. Not a bad shot either!
balmybaldwin - 09/Dec/10Report Ok, for honest reporting's sake I climbed a couple more metres then down-climbed the whole thing. That's not to say you couldn't top out though but it would be a bit dicey on the solo.
But one thing was clear: there was not a patch of ice on any of the holds.
JR - 09/Dec/10Report But one thing was clear: there was not a patch of ice on any of the holds.
you'd have a mission getting a car in there at the moment...it's just a couple of flashes.
alex - 09/Dec/10Report Surely this route must be due for a downgrading with all the chipping and scratching on it?
Johnny_Grunwald - 09/Dec/10Report You must have been singing when you saw the result Alex. Getting the correct balance of natural/flash light is not easy and the climber in just the right pose. Perfect timing. Utterly brilliant photo and an inspiration to us all.
Sean Kelly - 09/Dec/10Report Nice flash work.Speedlite? good work.Passed me by at first glance but pic has grown on me, worthy POW.
Sean Bell - 11/Dec/10Report Could get a downgrade for that big, white, bouldering mat you've got under it... How deep was the snow?
Epic Ebdon - 11/Dec/10Report Congratulations! This photo was chosen as Photo of the Week, based on votes by registered users over the past 7 days.
UKC Photos - 12/Dec/10Report ice axe chumps if you put as much effort into your actions as this photo you'd had a better day doing something of value!!
Chevin Coyote - 12/Dec/10Report Surely this pic is the greatest silent argument against dry-tooling on the climbing world's touchstone rock.
robmacillechiar - 13/Dec/10Report