The low December sunbeams glance off the earth like a stone skipping across a lake, and the ancient towers cast their shadows across the red land. Yes, Indian Creek — the perfect place to pass the waning days of this unseasonably warm autumn. After six months of constant life curveballs, it was fantastic to be...
For the third year in a row I have a shot in the Woman of Climbing, Sharp End Publishing‘s annual calendar, which is by far the best climbing calendar out there. Buy one and get stoked for 2013. Here is Rannveig absolutely crushing The Acid Test, an awesome V7 roof climb above a beautiful swimming hole...
I just now saw a copy of one of the final issues of the now-unfortunatley-defunct Urban Climber Magazine, which closed shop a week or so ago after a long run of one of America’s few climbing magazines. In it is a story about Santa Barbara that I provided pictures for, kinda like the recent story...
I woke up in a bungalow in the pomegranate orchards of Turkey’s Climbers Garden on April 26 just as the sun started to rise, and I sent these images from Santa Barbara over to Climb, one of Britain’s largest climbing magazines. Santa Barbara was my old stomping ground, and it’s where I spent my formative years as...
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. Stoked to be working with Eric after reading his books for so many years. He is the master — if you’re serious about the sport, you have...
