The fall on the Worlds Highest artificial climbing Tower (37m) in Bjoeks Climbing Center, Groningen, NL.

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The fall on the Worlds Highest artificial climbing Tower (37m) in Bjoeks Climbing Center, Groningen, NL. © ALPINE-PHOTOGRAPHY

Camera used: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Date taken: 21st May 2011

Bjoeks Klimcentrum Climbing Wall (Groningen)

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Photographer: Kamil Tamiola | www.alpine-photography.com | www.facebook.com/kamil.tamiola

Kamil Tamiola - 22/Jun/11

Different. The contrast of colour really makes this one work. Have a 5!

Sean Kelly - 27/Jun/11

Cheers mate! These were the finals of the Dutch National Climbing Championship 2011 (NSK2011) and believe me or not... My back was killing me... I spent at least 3h in a constant hanging belay... half the way up the tower :)

Kamil Tamiola - 27/Jun/11

Great sky, colours etc but isn't Holland a pretty flat place? Personal tastes and all that but i find the extremely skewed horizon a total distraction (even taking into account for using particular lenses), when the colours, composition of climber, wall and sky would arguably not be affected if it were straight.

HStudierende - 03/May/12

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