The Secret to Becoming a Pro Climbing Photographer

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	Monomaniac · Apr 16, 2011 · Morrison, CO · Joined Oct 2006 · Points: 17,305 Here it is. 0 Flag Quote
	Jay Knower · Apr 16, 2011 · Plymouth, NH; Lander, WY · Joined Jul 2001 · Points: 6,256 That's awesome! 0 Flag Quote
	tenesmus · Apr 16, 2011 · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jan 2004 · Points: 3,115 So true! 0 Flag Quote
	Joe Huggins · Apr 16, 2011 · Grand Junction · Joined Oct 2001 · Points: 105 Oh great! First I need a camera...now I need some funky kinda lens? This seems like a lotta effort. 0 Flag Quote
	Hank Caylor · Apr 16, 2011 · Livin' in the Junk! · Joined Dec 2003 · Points: 643 Jay Knower wrote:That's awesome! I MOTHF*IN' AGREE!!! 0 Flag Quote
	Dylan Colon · Apr 16, 2011 · Eugene, OR · Joined Jun 2009 · Points: 501 The best part is that you can always see the other guy coming for so long because of THE FISHEYE LENS!!!! Also someone should film a screen playing this video through a fisheye lens to create perhaps the most awesome thing ever. 0 Flag Quote
	Chris Plesko · Apr 16, 2011 · Westminster, CO · Joined Oct 2007 · Points: 485 I want my 30 seconds back 0 Flag Quote
	Evan Sanders · Apr 16, 2011 · Westminster, CO · Joined Dec 2010 · Points: 140 "Now I'm reading a thread on Mountain Project....THROUGH A MOTHA FUCKIN FISHEYE LENS!!!!!!!!!!!!" 0 Flag Quote
	Culver · Apr 17, 2011 · Colorado Springs, CO · Joined Jul 2010 · Points: 70 haha that IS awesome, and Chris you're on mountain project, which is definitely not a waste of time already... 0 Flag Quote
	Olaf Mitchell · Apr 19, 2011 · Paia, Maui, Hi, · Joined Mar 2007 · Points: 4,185 Those are great points guys! But really all you have to do to be a pro climbing photographer is to have a card that says that you are. Dash Riprock Professional Climbing Photographer 0 Flag Quote
	Brendan Blanchard · May 1, 2011 · Boulder, CO · Joined Oct 2010 · Points: 590 Just saw this, and I think it proves the theory. mountainproject.com/v/arizo… 0 Flag Quote
	Phillip Tearse · May 1, 2011 · Denver, CO · Joined May 2008 · Points: 80 dunno about fish eye, but wide angle is where its at. 10-20mm zoom, can get some great perspective without the totally obvious distortion. Usually just rock the 18-200, but last trip to the creek I only used my 10-20 and came out with some great shots... facebook.com/media/set/fbx/…;l=eae3423406 0 Flag Quote
	mattm · May 2, 2011 · TX · Joined Jun 2006 · Points: 1,885 If you're trying to get published in Transworld, sure a fish eye might help. There are a few Pro Climbing guys who really know how to use a nice ultra wide rectilinear lens though. Simon Carter comes to mind... 0 Flag Quote