Photos by sir_climbsalot

this is grant walker taking a short fall on the crux of his 5.13a "room to believe", shortly before he redpointed it. i thought it was a pretty fun pic.

another pic my wife snapped. i'm pretty sure this route was bald eagle, but i'm not 100%, so if anyone knows otherwise, please let me know.

this is a photo that my wife took as i was studying the rock. i thought it was pretty neat so i decided to upload it.

Just a simple picture my wife took of my chalk bag as I was climbing at a local gym. Nothing special but I kind of just liked the way the photo looked.

my friend andy snapped this photo of me as i approached one of the large boulders at the base of ptarmigan peak.

another pic andy snapped of me while we were bouldering in powerline pass. this boulder is directly off the trail to the right, about 1/4 to 1/2 mile from the base of ptarmigan peak. small but pretty enjoyable boulder.

my friend andy took this shot of me as i high stepped to a foot hold.

this is me on the north face of on one of the large boulders in the ptarmigan peak boulder field. the photo was snapped by my friend andy green.

this is another photo that coldclimb took of me. it was extremely foggy that day, which i think adds character to the photo.

i got the idea to do this as i was out climbing with coldclimb. i'm slowly starting to learn how he does all those neat pics. i know it's not the best, but not bad for my first one.

coldclimb snapped this picture of me messing around. it was very foggy and damp, making climbing pretty hard. we ended up deciding to call it quits. fun while it lasted though.

this is a photo of me that my friend john (coldclimb) took after we finished climbing at purinton creek near chickaloon alaska. he noticed how the mountains were reflecting very clearly in the lenses of my sunglasses. the mountain reflection didn't show up as good in the photo because he had to angle himself so his reflection would not be seen. i still think it came out great though.

this is a photo i snapped of coldclimb on our hike out to snowbird slab. i'd never been there before so john was leading the way. ;)

On our drive in to Hatcher's Pass we noticed this sign and thought it was pretty ironic and funny.

on our way down from our climb on the dermatologist's dream wall, winston decided to pose for a pic. the rock didn't offer any real route, but it did stand out from the rest of the dark rock. it had fallen out from the cliff next to the dream wall.

this is coldclimb on an un-named 5.10 route on the dermatologist's dream wall.