Alex Puccio dynoing 2.15m, for what may well be a world record... Västervik International Boulder Meet, Västervik, Sweden.1/125s, f/2.8, ISO 6400, 27 mm © 2011 Shawn Boye
Alex Puccio dynoing 2.15m, for what may well be a world record... Västervik International Boulder Meet, Västervik, Sweden.
Guntram Jörg sticking the move on Storm 8A, Västervik, Sweden.
There is a moment before you fall, when you know that you will but the action hasn't started. Its the point when everything speeds up, you're still grasping but there's nothing there... Anders Diseberg peeling off Mio 7b+, Dödskalleberget, Stockholm, Sweden
After a summer of slabs, Anders Diseberg attempts to become friends with the tunnel at Karbin.
Some friends of ours have a playground in their backyard bordered by a small rock wall. While the other kids were playing on the swings my five year took a minute out to put up a first ascent. It should be this simple.
Shawn Boye getting mandatory meters on Panta Rei 7a, Örnberget, Stockholm, Sweden
I could mention the rope, crag, grade, route, swim, slab but none of that would convey the camaraderie that is climbing. Shawn Boye staying dry, with the help of Jonas Wigren, descending Sjöjungfrun 6a+, Finnsvedsberget, Stockholm, Sweden.
At these temps its a roll of the dice... Samual Janzon ejecting from the greasy sloper on Kattöga 7b+, Finnsvedsberget, Stockholm, Sweden.
Baggen is a route that seems to have gotten an abnormal amount of attention; the justification being that it has been Jonas' nemesis for a year or so, a wonderful combination of crimps, power and endurance that has finally been put to rest? Jonas Wigren, eyes wide shut, working Baggen 7a+, Finnsvedsbergen, Stockholm, Sweden.
A climber, a down jacket and skinny dipper... a photo full of contrasts. Jonas Wigren, back at work, on Baggen 7a+, Finnsvedsbergen, Stockholm.
We're all looking to send, but when you're shut down does it leave you wanting more? Sure, once you've sent, there's that moment of jubilation and then it's off to the next problem. But when you're denied, there's the desire to overcome, a way to find, a challenge to meet, that results in the euphoria of the send. We climb to overcome? Jonas Wigren looking forward on Baggen 7a+, Finnsvedsbergen, Stockholm.
Fredrik Sydstrand demonstrating excellent style sending Rakt på sak 7b+, Örnberget, Sweden.