Eric Hörst, basically the world’s most published expert on training for climbing, just sent off his newest book, Learning to Climb Indoors, to the publisher. I shot the cover on which Rannveig appears. Stoked to be working with Eric after reading his books for so many years. He is the master — if you’re serious about...
Well, it’s official: Rannveig is Miss June this year in Sharp End Publishing’s 2012 Women of Climbing calendar. Pick it up either on the Sharp End site or here on Amazon.com. This year’s shot features her on a great climb called Hull I Himmelen, 5.13a, at a crag called Mjelvahammeren near where we live in...
Endo Valley is the new bouldering hotspot in Rocky Mountain National Park, but I’ve been so busy this summer (and so fixated on developing a new cliff near my house) that I haven’t had a chance to head up there and check the place out. I’m actually a little embarrassed to admit that. But then...
I’m going to stray from the norm here and actually write up a trip report for the Shelf Lake/Solitude Lake Cirque Traverse, an incredible 3rd and 4th class scramble that has got to be one of the coolest things I’ve done in the mountains in a long time. Rannveig has a busted shoulder so we’re...
We just spent three solid days in Rifle getting absolutely beat down. I took about five pictures the whole trip, mainly because I was either a) dangling from a rope trying to get up a climb or b) too destroyed to even pick up a camera. Here is one of those five shots, an image...
Nathan Welton : The colors of Norwegian spring are unbearably beautiful after 2.5 weeks in the hospital.
(Sun May 13, 11:04 am).
