It's a pity that could have been a good photo.
http://www.ukclimbing.com/images/dbpage.html?id=217825
It depends whether you want to judge it as a technical accomplishment or as a work of art
It is a composition of two images the sky and the foreground.
I would like to think, in his own way - stuttering, visually inarticulate, deeply unselfconscious - he might be trying to make plain some of the emotions laid out in Andy Popp's visionary essay 'at the end of an evening's climbing in Staffordshire'. As Popp subverted the reader's appreciation by describing events that actually took place in Cheshire, so 'ianslade' posits a sky from the potteries above the striving second. The glowing sky represents all our aspirations in their base, unreal, humanity, whilst the unnatural glow hints to at the illuminated wen - to which we all must, inevitably, return - behind 'Macc hill'.
On your very own forum here.
I think Shaz is just out of shot spraying water on the blaze started by a floating chinese lantern...
almost everything in this series, but to be honest, they're more collages then photo'shttp://fstoppers.com/kiliii-fish-takes-rock-climbing-photography-to-the-next-level
Why does Kiliii Fish have so many "i"s in his name?