Photos by studmuffin

Justin Collins walking tall on the 60 foot "kid gap" above the falls.

A shot of me caught in the act of getting ready to walk the line.

The first few steps are always the hardest. This is me, Justin Collins, trying to keep my kool and keep walkin'.

This is Justin Collins doing what he does best...backflip dismounts on the slackline. This is picture 1 in a series of 3. Sorry the pics aren't that great, they were taken from a crummy video camera.

This is Justin Collins doing what he does best...backflip dismounts on the slackline. This is picture 2 in a series of 3. The line is just outa sight to the left in this pic. Sorry the pics aren't that great, they were taken from a crummy video camera.

This is Justin Collins doing what he does best...backflip dismounts on the slackline. This is picture 3 in a series of 3. The line is that black stripe in the top left of the screen. He can do these like butter but says they still scare him a little. Nice landing Justin!

Justin Collins walking "Kid Gap" in southern california. The gap is 60 feet, and from this angle you can't see the line against the sky. Talk about walking on air!

Justin Collins logging in some serious air time while slacklineing. This shot was actually taken with him on the way down. Crazy kid.

Justin Collins looks a little surprised as he takes a 30 footer up at the Gunks on a cold day. Nothing like a little air time to make you feel all warm and cozy on the inside.

Justin Collins standing tall on "Kid Gap" in southern cali. The gap is 60 feet of freedom.

This is a kool shot my buddy dave took of me walking "Kid Gap" in southern cali.

This is a shot of me Justin Collins walking "kid gap" at Ortega Highway in southern Cali. The gap is 60 feet.

This is a shot of myself, slacklining out in the snow. The way i see is, the lines already up, there's no wind, and the conditions are perfect. Never let anything get in your way of a fun time!!

Justin Collins taking flight at the gunks. Just another big fall on a cold fall day.

...almost got it. This is me trying to do that horizontal trick thing. This tree had a slight angle to it and it just wasn't happening. I have a poster of Dan Osman doing this while free soloing....so kool.

This is me Justin walking a short slackline in San Clemente, CA. I used to slackline here every day till i moved. Good line, awesome friends, great times.

My friend took this shot of me while i was slackline back in my home town of San Clemente, CA. The line is about 100 feet long. One of the funnest walks in the world too. At the time, it was the longest line i had ever walked.

Justin Collins making the delicate face moves needed to top out on an amazing problem.

Dedicated to the core, Justin slacklines on the 60 foot line in his backyard. Sure it's not that long a line, but hey, it's 3am.

Justin Collins soloing the inside corner at The Falls, CA. Easy 5.8, steep, sustained, with a second crux at the top. Due to a local waterfall, this route is now 4 feet higher. (not seen) Gotta love the rain.

Really fun boulder problem in Tuolumne. Don't know the rating or anything like that, we were just messin around.