Showing posts with label climbing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climbing. Show all posts

Friday, April 10, 2009

Planet Granite Friction Series

Planet Granite presented their first annual Friction Series roped comp tonight at their Belmont location. My co-worker Kate had a table set up representing our Palo Alto The North Face store. I grabbed my camera after a nice trail run in Foothills Park then headed up to help represent and snap some pics. I randomly ran into a fellow photographer buddy that used to live around the corner from my family. I've run into him in some truly random places.





Saturday, March 28, 2009

My Latest Addiction

I tried crack today, and I liked it.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Image #21,000


Taken while doing headshots for Tim Hawkins's landscape design website.

Saturday, July 12, 2008

SCS Youth National Championships


USA Climbing's 2008 SCS Youth National Championships were held at Planet Granite in Sunnyvale. Seeing as The North Face is a big sponsor, we set up a booth and gave out free water bottles and snacks to the kids. It was fun to meet the kids and their parents from all across the country.

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Thursday, July 10, 2008

Eagle Peak & Aquarian Valley




Having just finished up graduate business school at Stanford, Dave had free time on his hands. I happened to have the day off work. So we decided to to traipse around skyline and look for rocks to play on.

Friday, June 27, 2008

Bouldering At Castle Rock State Park



My buddy Ian was in town for his sister's wedding but we managed to get some bouldering in at Castle Rock State Park.

Saturday, April 12, 2008

On The Rocks

After a beautiful drive along Calaveras Road, from both the Milpitas and Sunol ends of the road, and watching a towtruck pull a backwards and vertical Mazda Miata up the embankment, my friend Steven and I found Sunol Regional Park. We hiked a mile through beautiful green wooded hills blooming with all kinds of wildflowers to Indian Joe Caves. The caves were nice and made for some good shade...but that's not why we came here. We were just two guys out to climb on the rocks...and talk about relationships with girls that are on the rocks (and/or nonexistent). The caves are formed by a jumble of large basalt boulders which make for some short but fun 10-40 foot top-rope climbs. The basalt here is of the fine-grained variety, which means smooth, which means something new for someone, such as myself, who is used to climbing on granite and recently sandstone!


Steven catching some rays.


Me getting a leg up.

Saturday, March 29, 2008

St. George, UT


Hanging out in St. George.

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