Photos by styndall

Yours truly taking a beautiful day to walk the line in Camp 4, September 2004. Photo beta: Canon A85 digital, photog: Mark Browning.

Momma Goat and her two kids head downslope on the talus just below the peak of Mount Evans. We hiked up the talus ridge just next to the tourist route. Photo beta: 125 Black + White, photographer, Stephen Tyndall, Developer, Mary Orwig.

We were leaving the hotsprings between Bishop and Lee Vining after a night of soaking and watching the full moon. My camera batteries were frozen, and I only got one shot out of them. You can see the boardwalk running from the parking area to the pools.

Arthur boulders the difficult Behind the Couch squeeze Chimney in preparation for the first All-Kitten ascent of the Steck-Salathe. Good luck, Arthur, and Godspeed.

The Smokies prove their name at Sunset. Photo from top of Whitesides, High Point North Carolina. It's about an hour hike to the summit at 4k some-odd feet. We in Georgia are desperate for altitude. Also, we brought a nice picnic, some sandwiches, orange juice, a bottle of Merlot, and watched the sun go down. The hike down in the dark was a terrible idea, but nothing too bad came of it.

Amy tiptoes up the Campus Punks slab at Rocktown, Ga. Photo yours truly, Canon A-1.

Alan opposes a drop knee and a heel hook while not sending the Sweet and Low roof at Rocktown. Photo: moi

Alan pitches off the line, much to the amusement of his girlfriend and passers-by.

Seth tapes up in preparation for Lobster Claw at Hueco, spring break '03. Canon A-1, kodak asa 400 black+white, red filter

Seth Bucha pulls desperately on the rightmost crimp on lobster claw. It was our fourth day on in the park, and we were totally worked - no sends, even though we got some crucial kneebar beta about an hour after this attempt. photo beta: Canon A-1, Kodak ASA 400 black+white film, red filter, +1 macro filter

Moi, more recently

Early morning on top of a 14er.