Photos by thatdude

La bestia del señor mantiene su perspectiva al flotar el delicado atraviesa con la exposición ventilada en el tono 2 de Mountain Beast

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Off the beaten path and through the scrub oak exists a superb ampitheatre in the Red Rock.

Tension builds as Sue Parsons departs into the technical traverse of the second pitch.

... or amorphous haze surround as Jarret crimps, high-steps, reaches and repreats at the Stratocaster Wall.

Crista Hollenberg lets her spirit expand in the wide open Red Rock spaces.

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After work Ryan Terry samples the flavor. Lake Tahoe, Hawaiian stylee.

Skylar cruising away, with the meadow and the Cathedrals in the background.

Is there a practical reason for the native people to climb (for sure fifth class) to the top of a boulder? One can view this petroglyph on the big molar boulder up on the plateau at Mecca.

We were sitting there in the camp 4 parking lot when we actually witnessed the hand of God, redirect the flight paths of not one, not two, but THREE Boeing 747's over Half Dome. Although I was not fast enough with the camera to capture a photograph of his hand, I managed to capture his handy-work.

The stunningly gorgeous Ben Hoyt on the Central Pillar of Frenzy.

The body aches, the wind blows; unfettered Brian Bowman climbs on and clips bolts.

The eagle wall is visible above the black arch wall. Taken from the wash just past the turn off for Black Orpheus.

Taken from the wash durring the morning glow. Red Arrows mark the path of Black Orpheus.

Xavier Wasiak following the first pitch of Ixtalan

Davy Odom in and out of shadows on a cool, moist late summer day at castle rock

steep sport climbing up at the hood, summer 2004

well equipped, Hans Sachs is honing his craft on the steep limestone of Mount Charleston

July 4th 2004 The Cave Boulder at the Butermilks. It was warm in the sun. Sue is cool.

Tuolumne classic, great setting, swim in the lake when your tips are burnt

this is hueco tanks from the northwest.

One of the many problems described in the new comprehensive bouldering guidebook for Red Rocks entitled Southern Nevada Bouldering.