General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Basic advise needed	26-Jul-2004 At 11:14:03 AM	Damietta
Message
On 17/07/2004 climbingjac wrote: >There is a key piece of info missing Dino... what are you trying to photograph, >and how did you come to decide that photographing from a tree would provide >you with the best vantage point? For example, if you are wanting to photograph >climbing in action, it is not necessarily best done from a tree, but from >an abseil line or atop a nearby boulder. > >If you include info on what you're trying to photograph, people may have >some interesting suggestions that DO NOT involve the use of prussiks that >you might find helpful. > >Good luck! He's interested in photographing hot chicks on hard sport routes

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