Gear: 7D with 15-85mm and 90-300mm. The 90-300 is a little slow at 4.5-5.6, but this isn't going to be a problem outside on sunny days. For any sports photography you're going to want a high FPS, like the 7D while the 100% view finder makes framing easy.
Everything was shot in RAW to help with editing.
We had some great clouds to make the skies look a little more exciting (always good to add to your stock library too). It's very easy to get bum shots while photographing climbing, they don't make great pictures... so I tried to stay at least at or above eye level.
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| The exception to the rule, shot from below. |
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| The 90-300mm on a cropped body allows for easy candid shots. |
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| That's me on the wall, I didn't quite make it as a 10second challenge this was taken with the help of a tripod and release timer. |
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| Another candid shot. |
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| 15mm action. |
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| On really windy days you may consider tying down camera on remote shutters, this poor 600D was well secured before being left on timer (It helps being on a climbing trip when working out how to tie down cameras). |
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| The ropes make it look a little girly, I had considered removing it - but it would be a lot of work to remove the shadow along the arm. |
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| Ahhh framing. |
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| Little bit of HDR |
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| Stitch job |
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