Rock & Ice photocamp : I need your help!

Hello climbing community,

I need your help with a simple vote. I've submitted a photo to the Rock & Ice Photocamp Contest, and the photo with the most votes wins a free photo workshop.

I'm mega-psyched about learning some really climbing-photography skills from the people at Rock & Ice, but i need to win to attend. Please visit my photo here: rockandice.com/photo-camp-c… and click "like" (if indeed you do)

I'm giving away a free framed and signed print to the 300th "liker"

Thanks you all!
Best, Tim Guffin

Pinching at the crux just above the 2nd bolt on Chain Reaction, Smith Rock, OR

Haha...trying to win the same competition...good luck!

You should make the colors pop a little more.

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Here's mine :)

rockandice.com/photo-camp-c…

Currently at 415 votes but it's not enough! Help me out ;)

The photo with the most votes is actually the very first photo in the 40 page gallery (which I think is a bit biased to say the least).

Sunset at Joshua Tree

Nice photo Justin...good luck to you as well! Thanks for the tip on contrast/colors Brian. I like your edit. Cheers!

It is frustrating that R&I requires a Facebook account to actually vote. That kind of stuff drives me crazy.

Justin Kenderes wrote:Here's mine :) rockandice.com/photo-camp-c… Currently at 415 votes but it's not enough! Help me out ;) The photo with the most votes is actually the very first photo in the 40 page gallery (which I think is a bit biased to say the least).

Nobody wants to see a top rope shot.

Top rope shots don't bother me - especially if it looks like the above pic! That's an incredible shot, nice job!

i don't mind that it's a top rope shot. it's somebody climbing in a spectacular setting, and the photo was executed perfectly. there's a reason it has 415 votes!

Justin Kenderes wrote:The photo with the most votes is actually the very first photo in the 40 page gallery (which I think is a bit biased to say the least).

In their defense, that is a pretty amazing shot. I probably would have voted for it

" EricSchmidt -Nobody wants to see a top rope shot. "

Don't look Eric! I have a top-rope photo...

But don't worry, I did not enter the contest!
This top-rope (following) shot is from about 10 pitches up on St.Exupery - Patagonia

Patagonia! Liz Donley follows a pitch on Chiaro di Luna 5.11, St. Exupery.

Maybe I better photo bomb you with two!

Chiaro di Luna