Photos by anythingxtreme

The Darkened spots in the corners are a result of my point and shoot getting clogged with sand and the lens cover not fully opening. I didn't notice till later, but rather like the result. Great canyon!

I at first wanted to discard this image, but then fell in love with the blurry darkness of the whole thing. To me it captures the essence of deep, cold, dark canyoneering. A sense of urgency. Maybe I'm an idiot. Maybe I'm an addict. Either way, I'm a canyoneer!

While hiking a slot in the San Rafael Swell, I stopped behind the group to snap a shot. The ripples in the sand and the lines in the sandstone especially appealed to me. Taken with my Sony point and shoot digital.

This is a self portrait I took on a solo trip up a remote peak to the east of Y Mountain(near Provo, Utah.) Done mostly at night by the full moon, I slept a few hours a couple hundred yards below summit before reaching the top for sunrise. A memorable trip, and right in my backyard!

I know, I know, I've probably shot this route to death by now, but here is one of Jacob(carloscrimpy) making the clip out of the beehive on Beeleive.

I actually took this shot of myself on a timed exposure. A little scary at the top, but a fun builder problem nonetheless!

This rappel at the end of Neon Canyon goes straight through a pothole into the Golden Cathedral. Some of the most beautiful canyoneering I have ever done. I took this with a little digital point and shoot. We met a National Geographic Photographer there as we were coming down. Look for a much better version of this in one of the coming issues of National Geographic.

While hiking Pine Creek Canyon last June with a couple buddies, I noticed this single little beam of light making it's way down to the canyon floor, and snapped a shot.

Can't remember the name....This is the 11c on the Drone Wall in Hobble Creek. Me eyeing the chains just past the crux on this sweet route.

Topping out on the sweet 12a in Hobble Creek despite the painful sunburn recieved the previous day

Steep Steep! And good holds. A must hit if you're in the area.

My feet popping off on the onsight attempt of Shooting blanks, 5.12a. I can't remember which area. Regained composure, but peeled right before the chains.

Me just screwing around in one of the caves we were climbing at Maple Canyon. I cant even remember which area it was right now. I was a pretty cool place. Almost completely overhung.