Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book
Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book
Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book
Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book
Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book

Simon Carter's Rock Climbing Down Under Book
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A hard-cover coffee-table book featuring 350 images of 200 climbers by photographer, Simon Carter. The result of over 20 years work, this is an exciting photographic journey to 21 of Australia’s climbing destinations.

In addition to the images, this book contains text written by 80 individual climbing authors, giving an insight into the heart and soul of Australian climbing. The emotive and often humorous stories, along with the spectacular imagery, makes this a true celebration of Australian climbing that will inspire every climber.

The book is 192 pages, measures 29cm high x 25cm wide and is printed on high-quality 170gsm Lumi Silk Art Paper (European plantation stock). The Regular Edition cover case is 32oz thick.

Tech Specs

Size

29cm x 25cm

Page Count

192 pages

ISBN

978-0-9870874-8-5

About the brand

Simon Carter is a climber and photographer who has travelled widely for his art and has built up a huge collection of climbing imagery over the last three decades. He says that it started out as a way of combining his two passions, and that he always wanted his work to be a celebration of climbing.

He started out publishing The Australian Climbing Calendar in 1995 and five coffee-table books of his work have been published. Along the way, he got into publishing guidebooks books, seeing them as an important way to document and share invaluable information with climbers. Read more.

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About the brand

Simon Carter is a climber and photographer who has travelled widely for his art and has built up a huge collection of climbing imagery over the last three decades. He says that it started out as a way of combining his two passions, and that he always wanted his work to be a celebration of climbing.

He started out publishing The Australian Climbing Calendar in 1995 and five coffee-table books of his work have been published. Along the way, he got into publishing guidebooks books, seeing them as an important way to document and share invaluable information with climbers. Read more.

Shop Simon Carter's Onsight Photography

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