User Comments
Awsome Mr Lopez.
mr mills - 08/Jan/10
Doh I don't remember it was that angle in 1981...
Stakhanovite - 11/Jan/10
Must be global warming...
Mr Lopez - 11/Jan/10
Turn it the right way up!
kevin stephens - 11/Jan/10
It is the right way up. Ropes go down top to bottom, climber's head is above his shoulders, the ice is above the corrie floor...
Mr Lopez - 12/Jan/10
Nope that's daft, if you want to be pedantic look at the loop of yellow rope above the runner "hanging" uphill. I think it would be a really great photo the right way up
kevin stephens - 12/Jan/10
Sorry, but what is daft is the concept that a picture taken vertically has a 'right way up'. I frame the pictures the way i see them, so if i'm climbing facing the wall, i'm in the belay facing the wall, and when i look down to take the photo i'm facing the wall, then the resulting photo will be portrayed as if the viewer is facing the wall.
Mr Lopez - 12/Jan/10
it does look a lot better rotated 180 degrees (easy if you're on a laptop or good at headstands)
GDes - 12/Jan/10
Agreed at 180 degrees. I was confused until I looked at it that way as tried 90 degrees at first. Mr Lopez, you took a good photo with the camera upside down! ha ha
yer maw - 12/Jan/10
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if that is actually how you saw it, and assuming you had your camera the right way up, then you were hovering about three feet out from the ice and facing inwards. Which would be impressive. Rotated the photo is impressive. So either way, I'm impressed.
Mark Torrance - 13/Jan/10
Rather than hovering over the ice, i'm leaning back hanging on the belay.
Mr Lopez - 14/Jan/10