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& Gordon Stainforth |
Once
again Heason Events has arranged an exciting line up of multimedia
evenings to liven up the dark Sheffield winter evenings. Unless
otherwise stated each event will feature a 5 minute audio
visual by a well known photographer, a 10 minute video, a
20 minute support lecture, a one hour live performance by
a very well known climber or mountaineer and a raffle during
the half time break. There is a bar. Please arrive by 7.30
for an 8pm start.
The
series as a whole is sponsored by 
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Mon
March 13th – 8pm (please arrive for by 7.30pm) |
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Venue: |
Lescar Hotel, Hunters Bar, Sheffield, S11 8ZF (Map) |
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Gordon
Stainforth. Award-winning photographer and writer, Gordon
Stainforth, ARPS, will give a short illustrated talk on 'Mountain
and Climbing Photography' discussing some of the problems
and challenges encountered in the production of his best-selling
books on the British mountains - 'Eyes to the Hills', 'Lakeland:
Landscape of Imagination', 'The Cuillin: Great Mountain Ridge
of Skye'; and 'The Peak: Past and Present'. He will also raise
the question: what makes an iconic climbing picture?
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Gary
Gibson – Obsession. “Gary’s slide show
was one of the best and most idiosyncratic I’ve seen in
years” Mark Vallance, Summit 38.
Controversial, enigmatic and strong-willed, Gary has been new-routing
for a very long time and has irritated almost everybody by doing
it by challenging the field of ethical debate from day one.
In his lecture ‘Obsession’, Gary takes an irreverent
look below the surface of his passion for the desire to be the
person who has done the most first ascents in British climbing
history. From the early days where every conceivable antic imaginable
was employed to get his name in the magazines, to the days of
self-promotion through the press and more latterly to more present
day controversies of bolting, Gary leaves no stone unturned
in the search for the reasons for ‘Obsession’. In
the process Gary visits all of his favourite areas including
the Peak District, North Wales, Pembroke, Lundy and other areas
to capture the diversity and ‘quality’ of his finds. |
Other
Speakers this winter include:
Al
Hinkes | Leo
Houlding | Sir
Chris Bonington | Simon
Yates | Doug
Scott | Dave
Birkett |
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To be kept informed
about events like this please send Heason Events an email
stating your nearest town or city
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