Photos by les

Got to love this problem. Do it quickly, or risk getting cut like a knife. Climber: Alex Savage

Topping out never felt so good. Bishop, Ca

Working on the project "Hell Boy" at 4 rooms.

Fishloo dyno at the fishloo boulder in the tablelands. Photo by the terminator.

Cool little problem at Alex City boulders.

Zach bouldering on the backside of Baldy Peak on a beautiful day.

This photo was taken by Zach West. An amazing problem on a beautiful day. I wish you could see the high res version.....

This is a really great problem. Good pocket slopers to a sick top out.

Jay checking out the holds on "Fire in the Sky"

Zach on a rad boulder problem called "Fire in the Sky"

Concentrating hardcore on "Fire in the sky". Thanks to Zach for this pic

Ray feeling the hold on, "The legend of Ron Burgandy" at Shotgun Boulders, OK.

What do you when you go bouldering and its below freezing? Build a fire to put feeling back into your toes!

Feet cutting loose on "Fire in the sky" at shotgun boulders, OK.

Me on "fire in the sky" on the slab boulder at shotgun boulders, OK.

A better look at the zen pen's overhanging wall. Pretty cool.

Zach, the spotter, seems to either have frozen solid, or fallen asleep.

Ray's on Hattori Hanzo and making it look easy.

The new super classic at the Purgatory--New Map to Hell.

Zach doing the moves on the ultra classic- New Map to Hell.

Ray on New Map to Hell. Oh yeah, tulsa rocks.

Cool cover for the Zen Pen. Original photo available in my pics.

This is just a small crappy topo of the zen pen wall.

Project. Ray working on the upper moves.

Saying goodbye to the black pearl is sad.

Just an overall view of the problem Hattori Hanzo. BTW the guy spotting is about 6'4.

Ray getting the dust and dirt off of the rail.

Saying goodbye to the Zen Pen, but saying hello to zen.

Zach on the big heel hook move out to the SLOPER! BAATZ!

Welcome to the Zen Pen. Home of super killer climbing.

El Cap-ee-tan. I cannot wait to climb this beast.

Half dome stands tall and proud on a beautiful summers day. 7-22-04

I love this picture. The cloud behind Half dome was the first cloud we saw all day.

Some unknown climbers on El Cap. I thought thisphoto really put into persective how small we are against nature. *This could be you*

I just got to go on a minimal one day trip to Yosemite, on my trip to San Francisco. I just had to get on the most famous boulder problem in the world.... Here I am on the opening move.

Slapping the nasty nasty sloper on a sweet mantle sloper/problem in Shotgun boulders.

My friend Tony climbing a sweet problem called intergalatic. I love this photo because if you look at his feet it messes with your eyes. Plus the color is really good.

Warming up on a really cool V1 at Shotgun boulders, Oklahoma.

The looooooooooong throw after an akward start. Great problem. V4.

This is a sweet "v4" that kicks my butt every time. Start in the middle of the roof and fire away. I have another picture of the throw.

The most rechid sloper/mantle problem I have ever seen. Its so frustrating because it looks so easy, but goes at about v7

My friend molly topping out a cave traverse in shotgun boulders Oklahoma.

Sweet cave problem that has a hard hard hard mantle 7 or 8 feet high after a long traverse.

This is to me one of the most inspiring things I've ever seen. This is an unknown climber climbing an insane hard mantle problem at HP40. What makes it so inspiring is that him, his spotter, and his other climbing buddy were completely deaf. It just showed me that you can do what you want to do no matter what disability you have. Pretty cool.