Brave and unusual climbers occupied frozen waterfalls and ice blocks 
Photographer says: "It's almost a vertical column, reminiscent of the Romanesque, but it is entirely out of ice. Its height is 30 meters! She is absolutely stunning looks, but most importantly it is not even that. Tourists and climbers owls of this world come here to experience their own power. It is very difficult to photograph, need a special flash and other equipment, so that without preparation does not cope. Two years ago there was an accident, one of the climbers fell almost to the height of the tenth floor. But wanting to test himself does not become smaller.

3. Keith Ladzinski took photographs of many brave climbers who decided to climb the sheer walls of ice or frozen waterfall in Colorado and Canada. In the photo: John Walsh, in Golden, British Columbia.
4. Matt Lloyd and Lauren Lee examine the ice cave in Rifle, Fearpley, Colorado.
5. Matt Lloyd climbs the ice column in the Veil, Fearpley, Colorado.
6. Sam Elias climbs the so-called "ice palace" in Rifle, Fearpley, Colorado.
7. Sam Elias is preparing to rise.
8. Chris Olstrin during the rise in Kuarey, Fearpley, Colorado.
9. Matt Lloyd climbs the ice wall in Rifle, Fearpley, Colorado.
10. Chris Olstrin during the rise in Kuarey, Fearpley, Colorado.
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12. Sam Elias during an ice climbing tower in the Veil, Fearpley, Colorado.
13. Sam Elias during the ascent.
14. Chris Olstrin during the rise in Kuarey, Fearpley, Colorado.