About the photographer

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Lee Redfern

Lee is our resident photographer who has a contagious passion for bold expeditions and the outdoor lifestyle. As a climber and mountaineer for over 10 years, Lee has touched mountain summits across the globe, from the dusty depths of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, to the tallest peaks of the Canadian Rockies.

After realising his passion for photography whilst climbing, he now dedicates his time to capturing the experience of individuals as they strive to achieve their own adventurous ambitions. As Bomber’s Lead Photographer, Lee travels far and wide to help brands and individuals tell their stories to the world through meaningful and inspiring imagery.

He is constantly searching for projects that move him. The ones which demonstrate the purity of living a non-conventional existence; be that immersed in harsh mountain landscapes, submerged in brutally cold waters or among the raw but romantic crags of the United Kingdom.

Kit bag:
Lowe Pro Camera Bags
Sony Alpha 7 Series
Zeiss Camera Lenses
Gobe Filters
DJI Mavic II Pro Drone

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2021, it’s shaping up to be a pretty good year so far, with lots on climbing on the horizon and some pretty fun projects in the pipeline, I’m just waiting for the time when I can push the button, work hard and make it all happen. - - As w
@martijneikelboom on ‘waves of mutilation’ 7a - - The second climber I had photographed on this route on the same day and sitting on the static line, it was interesting to witness first hand the difference in beta that Martijn used compar
@bowesdave cruising his way through the crux on ‘waves of mutilation’ 7a - - Another day spent on the walls of horseshoe quarry, this time with Dave, Martjin and Leon photographing them as they worked some of the harder routes the area ha
Baildon bank, a crag that sits amongst the small town of Baildon in Yorkshire overlooking the historic mills of Saltaire and beyond to the urban areas of Shipley & Bradford. - - It’s proximity to towns and cities means that it’s not
How about this for your morning insta scroll, @mattseelig_ getting the clip on ‘pale rider’ - - #climbing_pictures_of_instagram #climbingpicturesofinstagram #climbing #climbinglife #climbingworldwide #climbinginspiration #climbingtraining
For some, the feeling of being alone amongst a swathe of rock can be an extremely therapeutic experience. It’s hard to explain the feeling of serenity and heightened focus that comes from being in such a seemingly vulnerable position to a perso
Decaydance (6c) a sport route tucked away in a disused Peak District quarry that seems to leave a lasting impression on every climber who gives it a try. This is a frame I shot yesterday on that exact route, as the sun went down over another wonderfu
Climbing photography, it’s been a while... But we’re back. The recent hit of sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures has forced the climbers out of hibernation and back onto the rock and here’s my first frame of 2021, and what a w
A sea of limestone and rusty pitons on the upper pitches of ‘KG Ausbildungsweg’ a 2 star route on absolutely wonderful rock in the German alps. - - I’m yearning for days like this again. Big climbing days on huge routes on amazing m