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Forest Child
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Fairly certain there were gnomes, nymphs and unicorns hiding around every boulder in this magical forest at the base of The Chief. Marcus manages to blend in perfectly.
Credits:
Olga Nezhevenko
submitted this on
4/12/2013.
Olga Nezhevenko
captured the image on
8/10/2011.
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The Pearl Illuminated
Description: The Pearl is a classic line on The Pearl boulder. The face is slightly overhanging, and the start holds barely there.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Even after a full day of bouldering, one cannot simply pass by the beauty of The Pearl without saying hello. Night climbing on one of the best.
Credits:
Olga Nezhevenko
submitted this on
4/11/2013.
Olga Nezhevenko
captured the image on
2/18/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 3/3/2013
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Connecting with the French
Description: A memorable face climb. The center of the wall on pockets, then some very small edges.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Can't you just feel the determination to grab the above "hold", while your fingers use the last of their crimping power on those tiny volcanic edges?
Credits:
Olga Nezhevenko
submitted this on
4/11/2013.
Olga Nezhevenko
captured the image on
3/9/2013.
Olga Nezhevenko, 4/11/2013
Additionally, there's a Frenchman spotting her...
Galen MacDougall, 4/11/2013
Haha, too perfect!
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Boll Rarefoot
Description: The ultra-classic Santa Barbara line. Cracks, mantles, and all glory.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Shots of followers aren't always that exciting but throw in Jon's facial expression, the Channel Islands backdrop, and some bare feet, and what do you get? Pure soul.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
4/11/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
3/29/2013.
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No Man Left Behind
Neil
,
Stu
,
Mario
climbing
Cyclops Boulder
(V3)
in
Castle Hill,
Castle Hill,
Canturbury,
New Zealand
Description: Classic line at Castle Hill
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: When you first arrive at Castle Hill you feel like a child again. Everyone from myself to Sharma (watch the movie Big Game) runs about the place exploring and climbing on everything. Its a very special place and this photo catches us acting like kids, struggling to get everyone to the top.
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Crystal Baller
Description: John Bachar's favorite problem at Stoney Point.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: I threw down our one and a half crash pads, handed John the gopro and went for the tall scary problem. Beautiful labor day colors and a big High step.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
2/21/2013.
John Duong
captured the image on
9/5/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 4/29/2012
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Journey to the End of the Earth
Feliz
climbing
Pole Dancer
(22 (5.11a))
in
Cape Raoul, Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Austrailia,
Hobart,
Tasmania,
Australia
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Super exposed on all sides, this pinnacle towers hundreds of meters above the ocean. Dolphins and seals swim around the bottom keeping you company on the belay. Next stop, Antarctica. Breath taking.
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Snow Isn't Always Soft
Jeff
climbing
Telecom Ridge
(Grade 1 Scottish)
in
Remarkable Mountains ,
Queenstown,
Otago,
New Zealand
Description: Fun winter day out in the Remarks.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: A scary day out for some of us.
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Who said you cant climb in the rain?
Fraze Burley
climbing
Chill Out lLedge
(21 (5.10d))
in
The Chasm, Darren Mountain Range,
Milford Sound,
Southland,
New Zealand
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Climbing here on a wet day is like climbing inside a waterfall as the water runs off the lip of this giant overhang and drops into the valley behind you. In fact the whole world here turns into a waterfall when it rains.
Galen MacDougall, 2/12/2013
Thanks for the upload, Stu! Looks like some good, quality, type 2 fun... Hope to get to New Zealand one of these days!
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Double Agent Man
Description: Steep edges on sandstone leading up to a bulge.
(FA by
Louie Anderson
,
2002.
.)
What makes this photo special: This was a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon with the boys to recoup after the debauchery on Ian's Birthday. The view doesn't get much better also- California chaparral looking over the Pacific Ocean.
Credits:
Cash Upton
submitted this on
2/12/2013.
Chris Rovell
captured the image on
1/27/2013.
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Fist Pump
Galen MacDougall
climbing
O'Kelley's Crack
(5.10c)
in
Echo Rocks, Joshua Tree National Monument,
Joshua Tree,
CA,
USA
Description: The route begins with a gnarly 5.11 boulder problem that requires a burly fist, and then leads up into a stellar hand crack.
(FA by
Tobin Sorenson
,
Jim Wilson
,
Dean Fidelman & Gary Ayres
,
March 1975
.)
What makes this photo special: It was awesome to see Galen throw down a burly (and clean) 5.11 trad lead on an amazing splitter. It has got to be one of the top 3 cracks I've ever climbed- and it was inspiring to see Galen make it look like a cake walk... well, a vertical cake walk.
Credits:
Cash Upton
submitted this on
2/12/2013.
Cash Upton
captured the image on
12/1/2012.
Galen MacDougall, 2/12/2013
Haha, not so sure it was a "cake walk" but it was a very proud ascent, indeed! Glad you caught this moment, Cash. Thanks.
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Chalk Break
Description: Beautiful warm-up arete overlooking Lake St. Croix
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: The lake and surrounding countryside provided a perfect backdrop to this arete. As each of us led it in turn, we all took the time to savor the moment, looking down and around us at the beautiful fall day.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
2/10/2013.
Matthew Winter
captured the image on
11/10/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 5/13/2012
Galen MacDougall, 2/13/2013
France does look tempting...
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Eye of the Tiger
Jon Murphy
,
Galen MacDougall
climbing
The Eye
(5.3)
in
Joshua Tree National Monument,
Joshua Tree,
CA,
USA
Description: Juggy, steep, exposed face climbing up to the eponymous tunnel through the top of the cyclops formation.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This photo demonstrates the awesome steepness and exposure of this truly spectacular free solo. It's easy, but it requires a calmness and focus that Jon's expression demonstrates perfectly on his first solo of the route.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
2/10/2013.
Marcus Moreno
captured the image on
12/29/2011.
Galen MacDougall, 2/12/2013
Yeah, Jon's definitely in the zone on this one.
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J-Tree Glory
Description: A sweet sport route up the Tumbling Rainbow formation. Crimpy to start out with tricky slab moves at the top too.
(FA by
Bob Gaines
,
Dana Adler
,
Yvonne Gaines
,
October 1997
.)
What makes this photo special: After topping out Tumbling Rainbow (5.9) I reached the top just in time to snap this great shot of Shelton entering the second crux and finish of Runaway. Timing, lighting, and desert backdrop make this a special shot.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
2/10/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/29/2012.
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Vertical Crack and Blue Sky
Description: An awesome splitter tucked away in a corridor. Well worth seeking it out.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Alix threw it down for the onsite of this notorious J-Tree splitter. A thin crack leading perpendicular to a stripe of bright blue skyline make for some cool shapes in this one.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
2/10/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/28/2012.
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In Commande
Marcus Moreno
climbing
La Commande
(6b)
in
Mount St. Victoire,
Aix-en-Provence,
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,
France
Description: 13 pitches of amazing limestone climbing up the enormous and beautiful broken faces of Mount St. Victoire's southern side.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: After breaking off a big foot lower down, I still couldn't help but smile my way to the top of the crux 4th pitch. Beautiful day and incredible fall scenery in southern France.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
2/9/2013.
Nicholas Giblin
captured the image on
11/17/2012.
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Just do it.
Marcus Moreno
climbing
The Monastery
(VB)
in
Mount St. Victoire,
Aix-en-Provence,
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,
France
Description: From the wall at the monastery, climb out west to the anchors on pitch 12 of La Commande.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: I just couldn't help but climb out from the wall at the top of St. Victoire, Nike's or not. The mad hike up was rewarded with a breathtaking sky above the beautiful southern french countryside.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
2/9/2013.
Nicholas Giblin
captured the image on
11/15/2012.
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Heart of Dankness
Shelton Hatfield
climbing
Heart of Darkness
(5.11a)
in
Joshua Tree National Park,
Joshua Tree,
CA,
USA
Description: A perfect splitter crack in the Heart of Darkness Corridor in the Oyster Bar Area. About 35 feet long, slightly overhanging at the top and glorious thin-hand to finger jams.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This is an awesome and unique location inside a chasm with a perfect line to the top. Here, Shelton chalks up before gunning it through the crux.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
2/9/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/28/2012.
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Finger Stacking is Hard
Description: This awesome boulder problem follows a tricky off-fingers splitter crack with a potentially horrendous fall, making for a heady V4 demanding some serious finger stacking technique you don't often find in this area.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This was taken a while ago in Bishop and still remains a proud bouldering ascent in my mind. Some unique movement and a nice perspective of the Bishop backdrop as well.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
2/3/2013.
Marcus Moreno
captured the image on
3/26/2011.
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Iron Man Traverse
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Great Feeling and Time
Credits:
shawn ahmed
submitted this on
1/29/2013.
Shawn Ahmed
captured the image on
1/20/2012.
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Rubicon Delight
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Wonderful Wonderful Trad Climb Nestled in Joshua Tree, CA
Credits:
shawn ahmed
submitted this on
1/29/2013.
Shawn Ahmed
captured the image on
1/29/2013.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/13/2013
Galen MacDougall, 1/29/2013
YABOOOOO!! Love it. Have to climb this route.
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Monster Quartz Line
What makes this photo special: A climb I was inspired by...
Credits:
shawn ahmed
submitted this on
1/29/2013.
Marisia Gonzales (Coco)
captured the image on
1/20/2013.
Tim Transon, 1/30/2013
Dat Moon.
Galen MacDougall, 1/29/2013
Lovin' that moon!
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Safety Meeting
Tim Transon
climbing
The Bong
(5.420)
in
Hidden Valley Campground,
Joshua Tree National Park,
CA,
USA
Description: Though it's named for the old-school piece of pro that protected it's first ascent, "the bong" is now more evocative of the activities that go on in the hot-tub-like pit that sits at the summit of this bomb-proof handcrack.
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This photo was timestamped at exactly 4:20 PM. Incredible.
Credits:
Tim Transon
submitted this on
1/29/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
9/7/2012.
Galen MacDougall, 1/29/2013
Was it really?? Amazing.
Another great ascent of The Bong...
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THE BAT CAVES
Description: Sport Climb in Los Angeles
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: look at those COLORS of Conglomerate Limestone and Sandstone
Credits:
shawn ahmed
submitted this on
1/29/2013.
Shawn Ahmed
captured the image on
1/5/2013.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 12/2/2012
Galen MacDougall, 1/29/2013
So cool dude!
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Razor Edge
Nick Valentine
climbing
Chapelle de Glière
(5.7)
in
Épaule de Glière, Aiguilles Rouges,
Chamonix,
Haute Savoie,
France
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Nick Valentine on the famous razor edge section of the Chapelle de Glière route.
Credits:
Alexandre Buisse
submitted this on
1/5/2013.
Alexandre Buisse
captured the image on
7/11/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 4/22/2012
shawn ahmed, 1/30/2013
this is wonderfully framed
Tim Transon, 1/5/2013
Magnifique!
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Sunset Lap
Description: Easy climbing leads to a crux move over the bulge and then left to a slanting crack to the top.
(FA by
Dan Ahlborn
,
Randy Vogel
,
Kevin Powell
,
Tim Powell 1976
.)
What makes this photo special: It was Shelton's last burn of the day and I was just in time to catch the last rays of sun as he was topping it out. With the sun highlighting the climber and the serenity of the Joshua Tree in the background, this photos puts a nice emphasis on the beauty one finds in the high desert.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/3/2013.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/28/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 4/15/2012
Galen MacDougall, 1/30/2013
Love this shot.
Tim Transon, 1/3/2013
Brilliant.
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Just another Figure on a Landscape
Description: After a difficult mantle start, what follows is an exposed, delicate, and overall aesthetic friction route up the front side of this perfectly placed boulder.
(FA by
Dave Houser
,
Mike Waugh
,
Jan McCollum & Nick Badyrka
,
April 1977
.)
What makes this photo special: Galens impressive ascent of E.B.G.B's on a fiercely windy afternoon.
Credits:
Tanika Roy
submitted this on
12/3/2012.
Tanika Roy
captured the image on
12/3/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 4/8/2012
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UCLA Stretching to The Font
Description: An aesthetic line on one of the boulders amongst "Le Forêt de Fontainebleau".
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: The black and white image shows off the features of The Font boulders well, and it catches Marcus' movement at the perfect time.
Credits:
Franziska Walter
submitted this on
11/7/2012.
Franziska Walter
captured the image on
10/8/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 4/1/2012
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Stemming the Laurel
Description: A really awesome and classic route at Laurel Knob. The crux 4th pitch requires some delicate and atypical techniques in a slabby groove with closely spaced bolts on the right.
(FA by
Fischesser
,
Clawes
.)
What makes this photo special: Some of the most amazing slab i've ever touched. Rock like sandpaper and water grooves for days. Beautiful sky, rock, ripples, and climber just after the crux.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
10/28/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
10/11/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 3/25/2012
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Sorcerer West Face
Description: Plumb line up the center of the Sorcerer. Two 60m pitches.
Atlantis just to the right, Don Juan Wall to the left.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: My favorite shot from a three-month Sierras trip. The Needles were the highlight of the trip.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 3/18/2012
Galen MacDougall, 12/4/2012
There ARE climbers in this shot! For anyone who missed them, try viewing it zoomed in.
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Air beneath yo' feet.
Description: A fun, steep, and (with the roof crack variation finish) a very exposed route.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This is a great route at The Gunks and, here, I'm stepping up into the alternate roof crack (10a) for what the guidebook calls a "Super classic finish!" Indeed it was. This photo also shows a nice contrast between rock, climber, air, and the New York countryside. A good feeling of exposure on this one.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
6/27/2012.
Jon Murphy
captured the image on
6/15/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 3/11/2012
Galen MacDougall, 8/21/2012
What a great variation finish this was!!
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Last Rays on Solarium
Description: Beautiful pockets on a slightly overhanging face. This is a hard v3 which has recently been upgraded to a v4.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: The day was done, or at least we thought it was. As we approached Solarium, Alex, a native to these parts, decided to do a quick send of the beautiful problem. So quick, in fact, that he didn't even bother to put on his shoes while catching the last bit of sunlight in the canyon.
Credits:
Olga Nezhevenko
submitted this on
6/27/2012.
Olga Nezhevenko
captured the image on
2/4/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 3/4/2012
Tim Transon, 12/18/2012
Bowl Rarefoot is REAL.
Galen MacDougall, 7/22/2012
Awesome shot! Perfect timing.
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Aiguille De Joshua Tree Dyno?
Dan Krauss
climbing
Aiguille de Joshua Tree
(5.6X)
in
Joshua Tree National Park,
Twentynine Palms,
CA,
USA
Description:
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: No first JT trip is complete without a visit to this bizarre phallic looking pillar. As if climbing the aiguille isn't awesome enough, I gave Dan the idea to hang off the edge. Dan, being the badass he is, decided to take it to the next level. This is what resulted.
Credits:
Olga Nezhevenko
submitted this on
6/16/2012.
Olga Nezhevenko
captured the image on
3/24/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 12/25/2011
Zane Ahmed, 4/23/2013
whaat!!!
Tim Transon, 8/22/2012
Hot girl in the background too! 5 out of 5!
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Fowler Power
Marcus Moreno
climbing
Fowler Power
(5.4)
in
University of California, Los Angeles,
Westwood,
CA,
USA
Description: Perfect 42.0 foot-tall chimney up Fowler Museum right smack in the middle of UCLA's beautiful campus.
(FA by
Jon Murphy
,
Marcus Moreno
.)
What makes this photo special: Nothing like a classic solo on the way to class to wake you up at 9am on a Monday morning.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
4/16/2012.
Kate Transon
captured the image on
5/17/2010.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 2/26/2012
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T-Crack Sunset Lap
Description: Varied cracks and a huge crux mantle on slopers, classic!
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: Sweet (mandatory) spacing between the pieces, and a typically beautiful SB evening.
Credits:
Marcus Moreno
submitted this on
3/29/2012.
Marcus Moreno
captured the image on
10/19/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 2/19/2012
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Windy Fire Jugs
Description: A great route at Fire Crags in Santa Barbara, CA.
(FA by
Randy Judycki & Derek Jensen
.)
What makes this photo special: Topping out Jensen's jugs during a 20mph wind storm with a beautiful Santa Barbara sunset.
Credits:
Cash Upton
submitted this on
3/7/2012.
Michael Edge
captured the image on
3/6/2012.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 2/12/2012
Galen MacDougall, 4/17/2012
Ahahahahaha, i get it. mpg is not mph. Fixed now.
Jon Murphy, 3/27/2012
That a fairly efficient wind storm.
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Sunset on The Nose of Gibraltar
Description: A classic line up the SW corner of Gibraltar Rock. Steep hand-jams give way to easy face climbing to the top.
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: A sunset cruise up an old-school classic.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/31/2012.
Erik Norton
captured the image on
7/18/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/29/2012
Russ Helfand, 2/27/2012
There's something about the perspective in this photograph, maybe the far view of the ocean in the background, maybe the fact that the sun is so low in the sky, that conveys a tension between tranquility and the fear of the exposure of this route. Very appealing.
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Stepping into the void, ropeless on The Eye
Description: A fun, steep route with juggy holds to the top of Cyclops Rock.
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: It gives a great perspective of The Eye, climber, and Joshua Tree landscape. It is also that moment on the climb in which the climber steps out from the crevice and commits to vertical 5.3 moves to the top.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/31/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/28/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 2/5/2012
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High on The Bong
Description: A great, obvious line up the north side of The Blob.
(FA by
unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: A perfect way to start the morning: Tim takes it all in, high up on The Bong.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/30/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/30/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/22/2012
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Blending in with the local artwork
Description: A favorite warm-up on the summit boulders of Stoney Point.
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: We arrived to find this newly tagged graffiti on our favorite warm-up. Here, Marcus blends style with art.
Unfortunately we returned a week later to find that the city had painted over it with a thick, fresh layer of tan ("rock-colored") paint. This is a detrimental cycle for the rock and only creates a brand new blank canvas for someone to return to and tag again.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/25/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
1/6/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/15/2012
shawn ahmed, 1/30/2013
i hate when ppl tag rocks, but this is kinda cool lol !
Galen MacDougall, 1/30/2013
Me too Shawn, however this photo is one of my favorites!
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Finding solitude amidst the Joshua Tree Landscape
Description: A short but amazing finger crack just outside Hidden Valley Campground on the way to White Rastafarian.
(FA by
Unknown
.)
What makes this photo special: This photo captures the clouds and terrain of J-Tree in a great way while juxtaposing the human form. A great example of a "figure on a landscape". Simple and yet intriguing.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/25/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/29/2010.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/8/2012
Tim Transon, 12/18/2012
This rock is a lot bigger than it looks with a 6'7" dinosaur on it.
Russ Helfand, 2/27/2012
Great use of light in this photograph. The rock is bright, in contrast to the dark clouds in the background.
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Getting High on Yabo's Arete
Description: A beautiful, bold, and classic line at Stoney Point.
(FA by
John Yablonski
.)
What makes this photo special: Marcus stepping it up for the mantle finish on this great (and tall) line. Commitment and confidence.
Credits:
Galen MacDougall
submitted this on
1/20/2012.
Galen MacDougall
captured the image on
12/4/2011.
Winner of Pic-of-the-Week: 1/1/2012
Tim Transon, 3/9/2012
so high.
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