So I decided that it was high time for me to
sell my soul to the devil keep up with the times of photography. Below is an image I took and
(basically butchered) tweaked a little bit; I just
(oversaturated) helped the colors, and added some
(absurd and impractical) subtle
(I don't have a Holga or any other means of drawing natural attention to the subject) vignetting,
(not to mention there is no highball like this at Way Lake so I had to crop Jeff off a picture of Natalie V8, shrink him and put him back on the same problem to get "the feel" I was going for).
Note - I do actually have a Holga and it creates really artistic, natural vignetting... I find it interesting that the more we move forward in technology, the more we strive to be old school cave-people...
Jeff on Jeff on Fake Natalie, VMagic.
Photo by art by shameless and blatant misuse of artistic license by - Eric Lang------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now that's out of the way... there is a new addition to the Eastside Bouldering crew (that is, if Abbie ever allows her to visit the Eastside)... I give you; Sad Daisy...
Daisy being sad that she is no longer the token barnyard animal of the Eastside crew... poor little pig dog...
Photo - Eric LangNo but really, we have a new dog. Her name is Sadie (which I would like to add is just a hodge podge of the sounds that make up the name, Daisy). She is a mix of Jack or Parson Russell terrier and hobo and goat...
BEHOLD!!!


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... and then Derek Spencer came to California (and by "and then" i mean prior to everything else in this blog, since it is exactly backwards)
Derek has made the Sierra angry...
photo - Eric LangThere has been climbing, but I couldn't care less... stupid shoulder...
Derek pushing the "oh fuck, i'm pumped... fuck, i'm gonna fall" button on King Spud, 5.12a at Clark Canyon, CA
Photo - Jeff Sillcox
Derek Spencer getting the presumed 3rd ascent of the season of Secret Pinches, V5... after Jeff and I cut steps in the landing.
Photo - Jeff SillcoxEnjoy climbing with all of your healthy body parts, audience...