[jwi]

2011 in pictures, 2012 in pictures

In chronological order


Julia on “La Muerte del Sponsor” by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr


Sunset over Montserrat by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr


Urban Dufva onsights El Delfin, Rodellar by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr


Moskonesøya by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr


Sunset under Kolbäcksbron by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr


Not everything is clear on reflection by Jonas Wiklund, on Flickr

[peewee]

Toby on Angle Parfait by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Adam Hocking catching the gaston on Mr Multiverse by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Jumping off the top of Horror arete. by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Caleb cutting loose on Deforestation by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr

Any excuse to show Farnell going purple!!

Andy going Purple on Voodoo People by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Pete on Jason's Roof by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Jay on Johnny's Slab - Porth Ysgo by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


IMG_5400 by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


Nic setting up for the crux on Fright Night by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr


IMG_7012 by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr

Just Sneaks in on my 2013 list from Boxing Day

Hunter's Roof 7C - Hunters's Stones by Peter 'Hobbit' Wilkinson, on Flickr

[slackline]

Selection from me...


Cresecent Arete by slack---line, on Flickr


Shine On (5) by slack---line, on Flickr


Locked In by slack---line, on Flickr


Youngster & Parent by slack---line, on Flickr


White-Tailed Sea Eagle by slack---line, on Flickr


Sunset from Skye by slack---line, on Flickr


Reflected by slack---line, on Flickr


Left Unconquerable (E1 5b ***) by slack---line, on Flickr


Cotton Grass Sunset by slack---line, on Flickr

Descending having climbed it a couple of days after fracturing my heel coming off the start of the Messner Route on the Second Sella Tower  ...


The Vinatzer Route (VI+), Piz Ciavazes by slack---line, on Flickr


Chamois by slack---line, on Flickr

Berdorf is a great place to break up the journey to/from the Dolomites...


The Next Bolt by slack---line, on Flickr


Iron Cross by slack---line, on Flickr


Temperature Inversion over Tremp by slack---line, on Flickr


Billy Goat by slack---line, on Flickr


I think I'll invest in a lens with a longer focal length this year for wildlife photography.

[cheque]

Nice work everyone. Hopefully Mine won't look too amateurish in comparison. 

I love this thread- the first incarnation is what prompted me to take photography (a bit) more seriously. Big up all who post in it. 


Curbar inversion by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Hartside Top by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Gettin' Lucky in Kentucky by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Magnum Opus by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Grumpalump by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Hip to the Jive by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Wildfire by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Breadline by Mike Cheque, on Flickr


Stanage by Mike Cheque, on Flickr

[abarro81]

Hot digidy damn those photos make me miss red river! This thread is giving me psyche for making the most of my new camera

[Wood FT]

cheque - I read the top one as Curbar Invasion, THE MIST!

[Wil]

A Swift Flight of Fancy at the BMC meet in May.


Ghost Ship, the only significant route I did in Pembroke all year!


Busy Great Wall at Cloggy. You can just make out the chalk on Indian Face.


Longshaw in Autumn.


Nantlle Ridge.

[SA Chris]

Excellent pics everybody!

[B Diamond]

Cracking pictures guys!
Those landscape images have incredible detail.

[Paul B]

Right, I'm going to go rather picture heavy on this one as I've been some astounding places this past year. Mostly landscapes as photography turned into a rest day activity. I took my full array of lenses away and pretty much only used one. Later in the year we went to Morocco and I took a 50mm and that was great (although still bloody heavy).


The Green River Overlook by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Last Light on the Leaning Tower by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


El Capitan, Yosemite by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Yosemite Falls and the Merced River by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Tuolumne Meadows looking towards Lembert Dome by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Clouds gather over Half Dome, Olmsted Point by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


The Merced River by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Stately Pleasure Dome bordering Tenaya Lake by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Mono Lake Tufa by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


The Incredible Hulk, 11,020' by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


The Californian Needles by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Big Springs by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr


Bryce Canyon by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr

and lastly, Marrakech:


Food in the souks by travelswithmyt4, on Flickr

Sorry about the dust spots on some of the images, I've now removed them but not had the time to re-upload them over the 'originals'.

[Grubes]

To bring down the quality of the thread


popcorn party


Catalunya rest day


Seal Cove


Chief summit photo


Rest day at a lake near whistler

[SA Chris]

Every time I see pics of seal cve it makes me bleak we never got out shit together to get there. Good pics.

Nice pics Paul, but "travelswithmyt4" seems more and more inappropriate as time goes on!

[Paul B]

travelswithmyfordv8? 351bhpandgoingnowherefast?

[SA Chris]

travails not travels!

[Grubes]

Seal cove was amazing
Great for an easy day in the sun. Nothing too hard but nice big pitches all 40m+ on nice unpolished granite.  I saw several seals none came to shore though and a small shark.

I lead the obvious rising crack on the right of the climber making it hard for my self smearing on the face with my hands in the juggy crack. My second just walked up it. I thought it felt hard for 5.8

[SA Chris]

Should have looked at some photos and done a bit more research, the guidebook doesn't really do it justice.

[Paul B]

really? We ventured there based on the guidebook piccies. I thought it was fun but nothing more.

[Grubes]

The climbing was fun and easy not world class but good enough.
There is definately better climbing in squamish but the situation made it for me.

We had the crag to our selves on a warm sunny day looking out over the howe sound.