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Posted On: June 28th 2026, 10:59 pm
I’m only 3 parts into my journey of rock climbing photography, and I haven’t even brought my camera up onto a wall yet.

But I’m having so much fun.

This episode was my first time taking my rope setup outdoors, and it was a huge step up from practicing in the gym… literally 🤪

A massive thank you to everyone who’s been sharing advice, encouragement and constructive feedback, it’s been really helpful.

Next up: learning the essential knots all climbing photographers should know. What knot should I start with first?

If you’re a rock climber or rock climbing photographer, I’d love to hear what you think I should learn next.

#rockclimb #rockclimbing #climbinglife #climblife #climbing_pictures_of_instagram

@canonanz @rab.equipment @petzl_official @mammut @thenorthface_climb @patagonia_climb @blackdiamond
Comments (31)
eye.of.me_ 4 months ago

eye.of.me_

what camera and lens do you use for the photo rock climbing?

djerk_ 4 months ago

djerk_

Great tips! I like to clip my safety knots on to the wall every couple of bolts. This makes it easier to stay close to the wall when going down or when moving down for another angle

brooklynwhiitehead 4 months ago
_albenosaki 4 months ago

_albenosaki

Good stuff. My rec would be, along with using a camera strap, use the Peak Design capture clip and put it on your harness with the Pro Pad. That way your camera is always secure while you're on the rope!

fosseauxlions___ 4 months ago

fosseauxlions___

Nice dude! As a pro climber photographer, you’re doing great!! Keep it up dawg

matty.mac_ 4 months ago

matty.mac_

Loving the series! Can’t wait for next ep 🙌

adamedes 4 months ago

adamedes

Lovin the kit and progress!!! Great vid @antoinetheswan

adamedes 4 months ago

adamedes

🙌🙌🙌

dose.of.design 4 months ago

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