Photos by braaaaaaaadley

Photos of a recent spring Indian Creek outing.

Photos of a recent spring Indian Creek outing.

Yes, you can climb both subjects in this photo.

Photos of a recent spring Indian Creek outing.

Photos of a recent spring Indian Creek outing.

Cracklover making it look too easy.

The cracklover doing what he does best

North Table Mountain March 09'

A test shot taken with a homemade tilt/shift lens. The element was taken from a 40's era Steinheil lens. This was one of the first shots this lens has taken in over 70 years. I was not there to shoot climbers climbing, but this unknown climber was in the right place at the right time for some interesting shadows that seemed like it would make for a good shot.

Photo of a great fall day at Clear Creek Canyon.

Sean taking flight in Clear Creak Canyon.

Sean resting before the crux in Clear Creak Canyon.

Sean clipping before the crux in Clear Creak Canyon.

Fall climbing at North Table

Fall climbing at North Table

Fall climbing at North Table

Fall climbing at North Table

Fall climbing at North Table

Taken Near Pyramid Peak/Maroon Bells outside Aspen CO.

Fall fun at Clear Creek

Fall fun at Clear Creek

Fall fun at Clear Creek

Fall fun at Clear Creek

Fall fun at Clear Creek

Fall fun at Clear Creek

The Diamond on Long's Peak For more photo's, click here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/27216332@N04/ (not a virus).

Enjoying some good times on the north wall 2/11/2007.

Here's a sweet route in the middle of nowhere VA. Starts out with a crack then gets gradually overhung just in time for a gaston move to the slopey finish.

I love Old Rag, but it sure is freezing in the winter.

I stumbled upon these people TRing & rapping off this anchor while walking to another area about 100 yards from where I took the pic. I was amazed how stupid these people where. When I came back to my amazement the bridge was still there and they had moved the webbing out almost to the end's of the 4X4's. I almost went up and said something to them, but I have had some bad expierences doing this before so I did'nt. I hope they made it through the day without any incidents...

Here im messin around on a tr between route ???? and ??? (I dont know the names). It's a fun start to the climb, but the quality goes out the door after you pull the move.

This photo was taken on lead by yours truly at the belay we set up after the overhang of my route 5.6. Overall, a great climb with a little runnout section at the end of the first pitch. Before you hop on this one make sure you are comfortable with 5.6 b/c if you are unlucky you could take an 80 footer...

Here I am leading some unknown sport route in the freezing cold november 04'

Here I am clipping the first bolt on some unknown sport route in the freezing cold november 04'

Here's my buddy ruck attempting to remove a #6 from this awkward crack. The nut sure went in easily, but its not coming out anytime soon... so if you need a #6 nut have at it.

This is me after getting to the chuts on let the wind blow. I fell once and stick clipped the first two bolts, but still finished the route (: and had fun doing it!

This is me trying to beat the ensuing darkness after climbing buffalo nickel.

Self photo while on the pedestal while leading the second "pitch".

The view to the west from the top of the summit wall. Whew, we got out of there just in time before the weather got bad.

My partner seth flaking out the rope after a sucessful accent of pedistal.

Smoke from a nearby forest fire made this interesting cloud formation.

The first time I climbed this route was in the rain... was'nt too bad... a lot of fun especially to newer trad leaders such as myself. Here I am placing my first piece of real pro (the first was a bolt 20' off the ground) in this nice, pretty crack. Great times.

Taken last year on my annual 50 mile backpacking trip. There is some pretty good bouldering in the area... definetly worth the view!

Me climbing some easy 5.5 next to the arborist... it was taken on March 8th. The weather was supposed to be 55 and sunny, but upon arrival it was more of a 35 and snowy.

View from the Middle Sunset Wall on March 8th 2004.