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This is Patric "Fish" Luther on a project at the Maze in Queen Creek.

This crack at the Tram is CLASSIC... Here is Gimpy balls out, way off the deck... Can you say HARD V3?

This is a picture of me, Eric cranking hard out of the heel hook. after this i have to hit a micro crimper hidden by my head. this routes a good one. something fun to try if you are in the area.

Here's Lydz again showing some more of her crazee moves! Bouldering at CLIMBFIT Sydney.

The Big Joe Boulder in Joe's Valley, UT. offers up some severely steep problems ranging from V7 to V10. The V10 Nerve Extension to Big Joe is long problem with a huge throw at the end. Sasha is almost set to make the toss. Photo by Mike Snyder

Bryce Snyder of Tempe, AZ. steps onto Black Lung and sizes up the intial huck. At V13 this is one of the hardest problems in the US. Did he send? Ask him yourself.

This Area 51 gem is a V8 variation just right of the popular Resident Evil problem. Bryce is trying to dial in his left foot for a long press move. The last problem at the end of a whirlwind Easter weekend of crankin in a sea of sandstone.

This photo was taken by Mike Snyder on Cedar Mountain in Cody, WY. The boulder is called The Primer and is an excellent warm up at the Land Beyond area. Meg is pulling all the stops and trying a hard eliminate. You go girl!

Lydz doing a moderate problem at climbfit in Sydney. I sat on the top of the wall construction to get this photo!

Maddie bouldering at climbfit in the big bouldering section upstairs. Photo taken by Lydia.

Kinda steep and kinda commiting. Several problems share this top out on the F@#$ing Death Boulder located on Cedar Mountain in Cody WY. BJ Tilden isn't sweating it, on a cool day in the sun, the Sandstone has great friction. Photo taken by Mike Snyder

Bouldering on Cedar Mountain in Cody WY. BJ Tilden tries to arrange his feet after sticking the big huck on the F@%$ing Death Boulder. Attentive spotters and a little commitment helps on this V-whatever. Photo by Mike Snyder of WY.

The chimney I passed for years and never climbed... I've driven past this for years and finally realized its a decent climb. I was board one afternoon and saw a few pinches and went for it. It got a little wabbaly at the top so I came back down.

This is a small 13 foot [V6] boulder in a state recreation area called Island Fjord. Which is right on the chatahoochee near Atlanta. I was running and found it and decided to come back with some shoes, chalk, and a camera to have some fun.

when sometimes in the near or far future Allah look in reflexive surface and smile.

This is a photo of cody (jehnna) on a fun little bouldering juant in the eastern edge of calico basin just below the trad routes dubbed 'Moderate Mecca.' Steep,overhanging heel hooking defines the crux. Hand holds are good at the start but rapid decline w

Este es uno de los primeros movimientos del problema. El crux está justo en el labio del techo.

I don't remenber the name of this bulder, but I like it very much. Photo taken by Ulli Winkelman.

Patrick aka Fish slappin a slopey traverse high on Black Mountain in California. Photo taken by Bryce Snyder

Bryce stretching it out at the Promised Land near Prescott, Arizona. Photo taken by Katy Reno.

The direct start to Carnivor is another Arizona classic located on the Anorexic Roof in Priest Draw. Photo taken by Melissa Easton.

Here is another veiw of the water problem at Gov. Stables. I heard the call"SWIMMER" a few times while there,meaning someone fell off,landing in the creek below.HA HA

This problem is over the creek and MUST be flashed,unless you have spare shoes with.

This is the area called "Upstream Arete",just another spot to do some incredible bouldering at Gov. Stables.

This is a shot of the inside of the cave.It's about 12 feet from floor to ceiling with a nice crack traverse at the top.About 20 feet side to side.