Climber and Photographer
I’ve taken quite a few images over this weekend from Cheedale Cornice, so for ease of viewing have broken them up in the previous three posts.
The walk in to Cheedale Cornice
I took a couple of sequences of images of people on the this climb, first are a selection of Joe Cook working the route.
The second sequence is of Dan Walker going for a successful redpoint.
Post redpoint elation!
Below are a few photos of Bob Hickish on R’n’P 8a+.
Eyeing up Slap no.1 from the undercuts
Holding Slap no.1
Latching Slap no.2
I’ve been looking at lots of European climbing photography recently as a way of procrastinating and liked the look of many of their de-saturated/overexposed style images, I thought I’d try my hand at it with some of the Cheedale Shots, below are some examples.
Alex Barrows working R’n’P
Bob Hickish on R'’n’P
Dan Walker setting off up Unleashing the Wild Physique
Dan on the top wall of Unleashing
After all the dry weather we’ve had recently the Cheedale Cornice has become climbable, In my opinion this is possibly the nicest crag I’ve climbed at in the peaks so far. Below are some photos to try and sum up my first trip there.
Unidentified herbs growing round the cornice
A view from the cornice down the river
The left hand end of the cornice, unfortunately this is still a bit damp.
Bob Hickish high on one of the (7b+) right-hand routes
Bob on Powerplant 8a
Bob making the knee-bar stick on Powerplant
An attempt at a bit of an arty shot.
The title says it all, bouldering on quality limestone, does it get any better?
Have been able to get out on the limestone recently, between climbing and uni work I've been a bit slack updating with photos. Here are a recent few.
I’ve also decided to upload these in a slightly larger format!
Joe Cook on a 7B
Tom Gore on a 7B+
Joe trying Bullet
Joe on Pump Up The Power at Raven’s Tor
