AO Photo Book - Print with signature: Without Signature
Climbing photo book Adam Ondra
„Even a piece of climbing can be a piece of art.“ More
Manufacturer: AO ProductionProduct code: B00001-1
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| Print with signature | Availability | Price | Quantity | ||
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Without Signature | In stock (> 5 pcs) | 35 € | ||
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Signed by Adam | In stock (> 5 pcs) | 50.91 € |
Two years of Adam Ondra
Get to know an exceptional climber Adam Ondra through his photos. The AO Photo Book full of pure nature, hard work and emotions will take you on his two years’ journey around stunning outdoor areas, calm rock formations, as well as pulsating and vibrant indoor contests. The photos are accompanied by unique texts from Adam himself, where he shares his thoughts on climbing life, motivation, comfort zone, competitions, climbing etiquette and more.
„Even a piece of climbing can be a piece of art.“
This big format coffee-table book features astonishing series of yet unpublished rock climbing pictures by famous photographer Bernardo Giménez, along with sport climbing photos from Championship competitions by Lukáš Bíba. On 223 pages you will find 153 large scale photos and 12 unique essays. The book cover made of a white textile gives the book a truly luxurious feeling. High-quality paper with the simple photo printing method will make this book the centrepiece of your bookcase.
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| Width | 316 mm |
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| Height | 268 mm |
| Weight | 1640 g |
| Pages | 223 pages |
| Author | Adam Ondra |
| Photographer | Bernardo Giménez, Lukáš Bíba |
| Publisher | AO Production s.r.o. |
| Language | English |
| ISBN | 9788027064588 |
Review by Alan Watts
Anyone expecting a gripping tale of how one success led to the next might be disappointed. This is not an autobiography. The story of Adam Ondra, after all, is still unfolding. Instead, it’s a snapshot into the life of an extraordinary climber at the peak of his game. Read more
Review by Andrew Bisharat
Though these essays are never super deep or very revealing, all together they do impart Ondra’s searing passion. It’s inspiring, and it becomes infectious. Read more
