Photos by beanricecheese

Finally getting the Chube with some good shots. Provia 100F w/ Polarizer

A warm spring day and a beautiful sunset before us on the first day working with the Chube. Provia 100F w/ Polarizer.

250 lbs of fat, muscle, bone, and undigested animal product climbing the Chube. A remarkable sight.

Jaime climbing up the classic route, the Chube at J-Tree. Provia 100F slide film.

Adam Scrottosanti on the Chube, J-Tree. Provia 100F taken on a hot ass day.

Butterfly Beach of Santa Barbara. Not a bad place to go after a day of climbing. Provia 100F slide flim.

Beautiful pic of Spark lake right in the heart of Central Oregon and the Cascade Mountains. Provia 100F film with polarizer.

Not sure if I got it on this try but I eventually did. It was my first time to J-Tree and was by far the funnest bouldering route I did. The top out is scary but fun as can be... especially when you get it!

Not sure which route this actually is but is was fun... some weird looking body positions were necessary to squeeze up to the holds.

Since there are so many classic climbs and they are always changing this ends up being just another classic climb and a classic photo. Great fun.

This is James Hanson (Jaime) on a fun problem with a good view at the Lost Boulders. Just many of the fun ones to find here.

Just another typical sunset in Santa Babara, CA. Climb all day and drive down Butterfly Beach for a gorgeous sunset... can't beat it.

Adam Sottosanti on Skoot Patrol. Couldn't quite turn the lip on it but it makes for a good project. One of many at the Brickyard that are just great!

James (Jaime) Hanson on skoot patrol, we couldn't make it over the top but had a hell of a time trying. The the fall is only a few feet where we are but at the lip there is a nasty boulder where your head will hit when you fall. Use a spotter and have fun with it.

Another shot of skoot patrol with Adam Sottosanti climbing. One of the coolest moves comes up after this to the crimper you see at the top right. Unfortunatley it's easy to slip off of and there is a nice rock underneath it and it's better to have a spotter than a cameraman.

Martini Madness is one of the most classic routes at Lizard's Mouth. Though only a V0, many variations are possible and makes for a great warm up or a fun way to burn the little energy you have left in you at the end of the day. Photo courtesy Patrick Callahan.

Adam Sottosanti about to move into position to execute the crux of the move. Starting down low in the cave, a couple reachy moves to where the position Adam is in on the picture. After this a fun dyno just to the left and above of his current position. After this, the climber has endless possibilities to contiue up the mouth or traverse around up high.