…… As I dropped lower the intensity grew.After a good pounding I finally slide behind the main flow where water droplets ignore gravity and dance in front of my eyes. But wait at this point it gets really crazy since I’m behind a curtain of water raging into a bottomless pool (not really bottomless but …
I put together a short documentary a few years back on a first descent of Epic canyon in Maui and although the purpose for being there was to shoot the film I had to carry my still camera as well. I was sharing filming duty so when the video camera wasn’t in my hands my …
Water has sparked emotion in me since I was a kid playing Rambo in the rain waters near my house.When I was first introduced to the adventure sport of canyoneering I was excited, when I descended my first canyon with flowing water I was in heaven. Being able to create an image to show the …
I love adventure even if the adventure is returning to a familiar spot. On my way to visit my folks in their soon to be finished dream house in Utah I made a pit stop in Zion National park. I had a chance to visit with good friend and adventurer Darren Jeffrey over some food …
One of the hardest parts of photographing a canyon descent is finding the right point of view. Often times you are shooting from the the top looking down or the bottom looking up. On this occasion I was able to find a little covey just about 10 feet below the lip of the fall and …
San Antonio Falls flows down from Mount Baldy in Southern California and its always a fun descent. As I was deciding the next image to post on the blog I thought I better show some of the women that enjoy the thrill and challenges of canyoneering. Here is Michelle Carlson on the last rappel of …
I won’t say much about this image except we were on location filming a documentary on the sport of canyoneering when I took this image. Tell me what you think.
