With so much amazing climbing around Boulder, my priorities usually don’t involve lengthy projects. A number of the routes I’ve had success on this year have required around five total attempts over the course of 2-3 days. Most of those routes I’ve chosen because they are compelling lines worth multiple visits. But in the back [continue reading]
It’s been two years since I’ve regularly climbed in Boulder Canyon. With that time and much improvement under my belt, I’ve had a great time rediscovering the hard granite sport climbs down the road. Tyler Scheer has been honing his photography skills by producing some amazing images of the lines we’ve been getting after.
Before and after experiencing the Yosemite soul of American climbing, I’ve been deep in the heart of the Front Range. From Eldo’s legendary Jules Vern to the gymnastic Power Bulge in the Flatirons, across the range to the classic namesake Bitty Buttress in Boulder Canyon, we’ve had a blast enjoying the variety our home has [continue reading]
We just returned from an eventful trip to Shelf Road. Sunshine, snow, heavy winds and rolling clouds marked a weekend full of climbing and friends. Eli and others took some amazing photos. Enjoy some stories and images from the weekend.
A few months ago, I interviewed Tyler about his recent acquisition of a Canon AE1-Program. This early 80s film camera takes amazing shots but requires some “lost art” photography skills. You can read the interview and check out some earlier photos here. One of the pleasures and pains of such an old school film camera [continue reading]
Though I’ve not contributed many of them, you’ve seen some amazing pictures posted on Climbinghouse over the past year. Most of these photos have been taken on very nice, very expensive Canon and Nikon cameras. Eli, Ron and Charlie, all aspiring photographers, have each taken stunning, professional quality shots. I’m told that many years ago [continue reading]
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