Bishop Peak SLO (San Luis Obispo), CA

I am getting ready to do my second lead climb ever: Send Me On My Way 5.9- in the RRG. I photoshopped blue lighting on to the wall, because I've never seen a blue wall before.

The route is 27 years of climbing at the RRG. What I did was open the picture in Photoshop and I saved 3 different versions of the pic each with it's own brightness by adjusted their levels. I then opened all 3 in a program called Artizen HDR, and I moved with the sliders till I got the look I wanted, and then I saved it. Finally I opened up that copy in Photoshop to adjust some lighting here and there, and then I was finished.

I took a photo of myself climbing at my secret Louisville bouldering spot.

Autumn view from the slabs, looking at the back end of Cathedral

Shot of Cathedral and Eichorn's at Budd Lake.

This is the west carbody canyon in Boise Idaho. I sometimes zip into and through this area on my way to other parts. Carbody has an intense trail that I will get out and sprint up and down 10 times, crawl back to my car and keep drooling I mean driving. Sweet lines in that canyon. I mention a 5.11d crack that I've worked a few times and it's in there. If you pass through often like I do... Boise is my junction for lots of travel then hit the cliffs. Tallest pitches are maybe 80 feet, average pitches in the 5.8-5.10 range are 60 feet and the really dicey 5.12+ is in the 30 to 60 feet range. All good stuff. If you like basalt. I recommend a thick grainy chalk.

Anita Zarska and Charlie Lieu

Bodytag finishing the hike to Tufa City

View of the canyon from Finland

The wind will knock it down again shortly… : (

Relaxing on the summer vacation.

"The Radioactive Lake." No alterations done to this pic at all. It's in Alberta, Canada.

We do not see nature with our eyes, but with our understandings and our hearts. ~ William Hazlett

Looking out to the Atlantic from the South Wall of the Precipice.