The angle of this photo gives the perspective like it's you looking down after climbing all that way. Every photo is technically a first person view, but some photos give that extra sense of actually being there. I can appreciate that since it means I don't actually have to be there. That's a plus for someone like me who has a fear of heights, dying, and dying from heights.
The fact that people actually do this type of activity still astounds me. Then again, me and those type of people have a symbiotic relationship. They do it. I write about it. The good news on this climb is that if you fall, you fall in the water. The bad news on this climb is that if you fall, you fall in water so intense that it's guaranteed to kill you.