Previous | Next

Mirage 5.13a Ceuse France

Submitted by kalcario on 2003-06-17   

Delicious    Digg    Facebook    StumbleUpon   

Mirage 5.13a Ceuse France

Marc Roth on Mirage 5.13a at Ceuse, the anchors are out of the picture and guarded by a notorious 20' runout (the crux)  (Photo by: Unknown)

Login to rate this photo.

 More Photos

11 Comments Add a Comment

thomasribiere 2003-06-17	wow!
dalai 2003-06-17	Great shot of a brilliant route. I don't recall the runout but was probably more focussed on the moves at the time.
kalcario 2003-06-26	this is 2 shots montaged together in photoshop
missedyno 2003-06-26	crazy perspective! looks good.
fastnhappy 2003-06-26	Great pose and composition. IMHO, it would look a lot better with the light on the climber instead of the top of the rock - it looks like the subject of the photo is where the light is shining. BUT... you cant tell the sun where to shine. Could have used some fill flash or something, but it looks like you werent close enough for that. You did the best you could with the conditions.
vertical_planar 2003-06-28	my 10 for today
faranda 2003-06-28	I like it so much... I was thinking about the rate (5.13a)when it seems to have very nice holds... I have to be there(I wish)... where the climber is to know why right...! but I really like it... it inspires me to go out right now and climb... good job!
kalcario 2003-06-28	ironically the steepest parts of the routes at the cascade are usually the easiest, nevertheless the grades at this sector of the cliff are considered a tad light...my shots tend to emphasize rock architecture over whatever silly facial expression the climber happens to be making, I was dissapointed by the recent Climbing mag. photo issue for this reason
xanx 2003-06-30	i'm guessing the part he is on now is mad steep? thus the part where the sun is shining is vertical and not slab, as it appears in the pic, right? great pic with great looking rock!
dalai 2003-07-01	xanx - check out photo's taken from the side of climbs such as Blanche Fesse also at the Cascade sector at Ceuse. The wall further left of this climb is where Mirage goes. The middle section is over vertical with the wall kicking back steeper for the redpoint crux at the top.
climbingpride 2003-07-08	WOW! I think that can qualify and a weee bit crazy. I love it!

Add a Comment