When questioned further as to why he climbs, Chris Tartaglia had only this to say, "It's all about the chicks man, especially chicks on rollerblades." 5-star tips laybacks be damned, bring the chicks! Apparently, his spotter agrees with this theory. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
When questioned further as to why he climbs, Chris Tartaglia had only this to say, "It's all about the chicks man, especially chicks on rollerblades." 5-star tips laybacks be damned, bring the chicks! Apparently, his spotter agrees with this theory. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
When not sailing the globe on her handcrafted yacht, Stacy Burdett can be found scoping and sending new routes at ports around the world. This dicey topout had Stacy screaming for all hands on deck on more than one occasion. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
When not sailing the globe on her handcrafted yacht, Stacy Burdett can be found scoping and sending new routes at ports around the world. This dicey topout had Stacy screaming for all hands on deck on more than one occasion. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
Much like climbing, buildering is also plagued with such user-unfriendly problems as access issues. While some have the vision, most, namely cops and property owners, do not share the sentiment that climbing buildings is a "fun, creative outlet for rock-deprived climbers." As a result, many of the "high-profile" urban lines must be scoped numerous times before the FA can be attempted, let alone be photographed.
Wes Foster, known for his ability to pull off amazing feats on plastic and his inability to merely hold on to anything made of rock, tries to find a balance somewhere in between on man-made stone. If one looks close enough, it is possible to see the look of "Oh god, I hope this isn't a Southeast-style, grovel-fest topout" rooted firmly in his mind. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
Wes Foster, known for his ability to pull off amazing feats on plastic and his inability to merely hold on to anything made of rock, tries to find a balance somewhere in between on man-made stone. If one looks close enough, it is possible to see the look of "Oh god, I hope this isn't a Southeast-style, grovel-fest topout" rooted firmly in his mind. Photo by Chris Brown — HighExposures.com
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