that is absolutely awesome...

haha...when i think of runout, i usually think of a section void of any protection-placing oppurtunities. But there's a sweet crack that could be stuffed with cams and nuts the entire way!

that one's a winner. such a sweet shot.

sweet colour...

lame critics thus far. the angle this shot has is fantastic. The rock-line makes a perfect diagonal with the corners of the frame, making for huge impact. stellar job.

sweet rope.

unbelievable. this is such sweet photography right here...

dynamic shot.

awesome lighting. sick shot!

Looks like the Tombstone Range in the Yukon. very cool!

sick! that is freaking huge.

that looks intense for a 10c. siiick shot.

Great photo!

great photo!

haha you got that right man. he's a freaking CRUSHER!!!! :D yeeeaaah man!

w.....t.....f.

this is insanity.

Ahhh what a great climb...

dang...

What an unbelievable moment to capture... Phenomenal!!!

sick shot.

Dang that looks nice...

Looks like fun!

Cloudy days often offer the best atmosphere for powerful photographs. Well captured!

Heroic photo.

as soon as i saw it...i thought to myself... Puente?

Sickest place ever.

if you flip the photo, THEN it'd be lame. It's just fine right now.

looks like an awesome line!

nice lighting.

This climb is a very spectacular sport route all the way up. For all who are all concerned about the ethics of bolting at this crag, Hilti Hotel is one of only three sport routes at this crag, with another kilometer of pure gear climbing on either side. If you don't like bolt pro, this will still surely become your favourite crag regardless.

brilliant critique -- yes maybe i should tip the photo so that a naturally asymmetric valley looks equally sloped on both side -- and so that the lake looks like it's being viewed from its side instead of directly upstream... and so that a vertical/overhanging arete climb appears to be on a 45 degree angle. ...mmm....great solution...

sick lens.

darkgift... maybe you have never taken a look through a camera with a fisheye lens. Hold your arm outstretched in front of you. you hand will look 20 feet away. I bet the face in this photo is less than 6 feet away.

Everybody loves blob rock! :)

sick lighting well done.

You are full of good ideas aren't you. I can only hope to one day be able to edit photos as flawlessly as yourself.