Photos by smithclimber

Just sitting around Camp 4, I snapped these photos of climbers attempting Midnight Lightning.

This is Dave and I, on top of the Lost Arrow Spire, preparing the tyrolean traverse.

A friend of mine's hand just moments after dynoing to this hold.

This is a shot of Dave on the southwest side of the Wine Boulder. I don't remember the name of the problem.

Just sitting around Camp 4, I snapped these photos of climbers attempting Midnight Lightning.

Just sitting around Camp 4, I snapped these photos of climbers attempting Midnight Lightning.

Just sitting around Camp 4, I snapped these photos of climbers attempting Midnight Lightning.

This is a silhouette pic of my friend Dylan as he raps off the Tower as the sun sets behind him.

This is a group of Brits in the midst of a portaledge party at the start of the WFLT. Although ledges are not needed for this route, they were doing it for some practice before they headed up the Big Stone next.

This is a group of Brits in the midst of a portaledge party at the start of the WFLT. Although ledges are not needed for this route, they were doing it for some practice before they headed up the Big Stone next.

This is a group of Brits in the midst of a portaledge party at the start of the WFLT. Although ledges are not needed for this route, they were doing it for some practice before they headed up the Big Stone next.

This is a group of Brits in the midst of a portaledge party at the start of the WFLT. Although ledges are not needed for this route, they were doing it for some practice before they headed up the Big Stone next.

This is a group of Brits in the midst of a portaledge party at the start of the WFLT. Although ledges are not needed for this route, they were doing it for some practice before they headed up the Big Stone next.

This is Sean and I at the belay while Matt heads off on lead. This was the morning of our last day on the wall. You'll notice I'm not EVEN considering folding up that ledge until the LAST possible moment. :) Photo was taken by Lambone.

It's a simple recipe really... Just hop on a route... Skip a clip... And jump off. My buddy Mike logging some flight time on Scorpions.

This is a picture of the Sunny and Steep Crag. It is located behind Kraft "Mountain" in Calico Basin.

This is a Swiss Climber on Sunny and Steep, which is located at the Sunny and Steep Crag in Calico Basin.

This is a 2nd photo of a Swiss climber on Sunny and Steep, located at the Sunny and Steep Crag in Calico Basin.

This is a photo of me on Turtle Wax, one of the many great routes to be found at the Sunny and Steep Crag in Calico Basin. It's moderately steep and quite sustained, a great recipe for stellar climbing. Unfortunately, the photo didn't come out as clear as I'd hoped.

This is the 1st of two shots of Kirk and I after topping out on a route at Red Rocks. If you've yet to climb at Red Rocks, you're missin' out! Beautiful place!

This is the 2nd of two shots of Kirk and I after topping out on a route at Red Rocks. If you've yet to climb at Red Rocks, you're missin' out! Beautiful place!

This is the FANTASTIC view you get of Half Dome from the "Couch". The "couch" is this PERFECT little seat, big enough for two people, that naturally formed in a rock near the base of the Glacier Point Apron behind Curry Village. You don't even have to turn your head, you are already staring straight ahead at Half Dome.

I caught this shot just after a brief thunderstorm as the sun was setting on Half Dome.

This is the 6th of six photos of Fear and Loathing. This is the same photo as "Fear and Loathing 5", only I cropped it. It's a great route. This photo of me was taken by a very gracious girl named Greta.

This photo was taken alongside of the Merced River where it flows out of Yosemite Valley. Think PEACE.