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DK > 10th place Adam Power TAP211 Kerry Collins on Setting Sun (15), Willyabrup (Fat Chance Wall), Western Australia. Sep-2001. Minolta 5000, Fujichrome Velvia 50 Carter: "A pleasant image - with nice colours, composition and texture." Blumen: "The shadows bring out the textured rock."
DK > 11th place Matt Hutton TMH171 Ryan Grant slips blissfully into a Dream of Purple Peach Popsicles (20), Frog Buttress, Qld Sep-03. Olympus C-740 Tempest: "Capturing a moment. Good body position." Blumen: "Good gear placing shot."
DK > 12th place Jason Smith TJS108 Simon Vos on The Deeps (19) at Point Perpendicular, NSW. Canon EOS300 Carter: "Fantastic concept and composition, but unfortunately it falls down in a big way technically. Dress the climber in something a little less camouflaged, and get it in good light on good film, and you'd have a classic!" Blumen: "Nice juxtaposition."
DK > 13th place Iain Duggin TID245 Neil Mahant avoiding airtime on Blimp (20/21), Bundaleer, Grampians, Vic. Feb. 2003. Fuji Velvia 50, Nikon F3, 1/60 sec., aperture ~8 Tempest: "Big, airy and a dramatic impression."
DK > Equal 14th/15th place Kathy Dicker TKD153 Neil Monteith on the first ascent of Tokinese (22), Schroaders Cliff, Grampians. 2001. Sony Digital. Tempest: "Clean and dramatic."
DK > Equal 14th/15th place Iain Duggin TID242 "Grin or Grimace?" David Langley entering the upper crux on "Common Border" (20), Western Bloc, Grampians, Vic. Fuji Sensia 100, Olympus mu, auto exp. Carter: "Very good action and composition, but the focus is off and the light is not good (Too blue? In deep shade?)." Blumen: "Great action."
DK > Equal 16th/17th/18th place Jason Smith TJS104 Alex climbing Pilot Error (21) Matrix style, Mt Arapiles, VIC Canon EOS300 Carter: "Has something of a posed feel to it, but still it's an interesting shot. The light has a special quality, and the composition is very "disciplined" (that's good!)."
DK > Equal 16th/17th/18th place James Pfrunder TJP114 Unknown climber on Paranoia (24) Frog Buttress 5-Aug-01. Olympus mju140. 35mm Fuji slide film. Tempest: "Excellent trad scenario."
DK > Equal 16th/17th/18th place Phil Box TPB234 Lee on First Impressions (18), Lassie's Wall, Freycinet National Park, TAS Dec-03. Nikon E5000 digital. Tempest: "Excellent exposure." Blumen: "Good and close on the action."
10th place

Adam Power

TAP211

Kerry Collins on Setting Sun (15), Willyabrup (Fat Chance Wall), Western Australia.

Sep-2001. Minolta 5000, Fujichrome Velvia 50

Carter: "A pleasant image - with nice colours, composition and texture."

Blumen: "The shadows bring out the textured rock."
> 10th place Adam Power TAP211 Kerry Collins on Setting Sun (15), Willyabrup (Fat Chance Wall), Western Australia. Sep-2001. Minolta 5000, Fujichrome Velvia 50 Carter: "A pleasant image - with nice colours, composition and texture." Blumen: "The shadows bring out the textured rock."
10th place

Adam Power

TAP211

Kerry Collins on Setting Sun (15), Willyabrup (Fat Chance Wall), Western Australia.

Sep-2001. Minolta 5000, Fujichrome Velvia 50

Carter: "A pleasant image - with nice colours, composition and texture."

Blumen: "The shadows bring out the textured rock."
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