I was recently on a trip with a bunch of climbers. Here is one of our breakfasts in a nutshell….or eggshell I guess. I liked this shot.

Freddie Wilkinson on Orange Juice, 5.12c at the Red River Gorge. Had a blast in the Red River Gorge. Now onto the next gorge in a neighboring state. We’re trying to take advantage of the amazing high pressure days as much as we can. And you know the saying- Suns Out, Guns Out!

Matt Hughes Everyone has their weaknesses and their strengths, whether they admit it or not. I’ll start with my one of my weaknesses- to continue to fire away when people take massive or sketchy whippers. I am constantly trying to override my ovarian instincts to help and support during these moments. Doh- darn ovaries! One…

Odub close to sending Golden Boy @ Solar Collector, 5.13b. I’m in the Ol’ KY. And my first day shooting here it reminded me of some ground zero basics. There are a lot of relationships with photography. Four simple ones that come to mind for climbing photography are these: the relationship with the climber, the…

E.T. phone home? This past week my fiance and I made the journey out to Guaymas, Mexico. This time I was not the photographer but a guest to enjoy, celebrate, and take in this special time for a friend uniting with the love of his life- Marcia. Marcia glows, inside and out. Along the way…

Shooting into the sun, on a problem in the shade with some flashy flashes. I dig the mountains in the background. I went strolling around in some local boulders I hadn’t been to. It was a beautiful warm sunny March day. All the trees were striping the ground with their shadows. As I wandered through…

It’s true. At this point some are hanging onto winter while others are running off to find dry rock in the sun. The other day we were out craggin’ with our tools still. Perhaps we should have had them tucked away and been climbing with our soft winter skin on a south facing crag. But…

Well, as though things aren’t busy enough for a full time photographer, I make myself even busier with an event I love. In my spare time (haha, laugh now) I also help put together an Ice Climbing Festival here in North Conway. It is 3 days full of sponsors, demos, a climbing competition, slideshow, beer…

Matt McCormick has his systems down- slipping out of his sorels and into his fruit boots to start monkeying around. I was about to get out to shoot a bunch and my back went out on me. WHAT THE?!?! Talk about bad timing, as I was more psyched than a kid in a candy shop!…

Above: Peter Doucette climbing the classic- Way In The Wilderness WI5 I just had a bunch of my images published in the newest Alpinist 29 magazine. Alpinist is an “archival-quality, quarterly publication dedicated to world alpinism and adventure climbing.” This mag is something of it’s own, and if you haven’t taken the time to check…