To float on your kneez, you must think light fluffy thoughts. CHill/photo:NFC

To the untrained eye, there is no movement, skill, or climbing in this photo. Larry warms up at Gemini Bridges. photo:NFC

This is me doing some slacklining in my friend's backyard in Beijing. This was my first day of slacklining.

This is my friend Tyler slacklining near a river in Beijing. If you think you get stared at a lot when slacklining in the States, come to China!

This is me doen' the ole' Knee Drop. My neighbors think i'm nuts.

Me doing a fairly big line behind my house. Unsure of exact length but it's in the 100 foot neighborhood. It's set damn tight to keep the anchors low.

Justin Collins walking "Kid Gap" in southern california. The gap is 60 feet, and from this angle you can't see the line against the sky. Talk about walking on air!

This is Justin Collins doing what he does best...backflip dismounts on the slackline. This is picture 2 in a series of 3. The line is just outa sight to the left in this pic. Sorry the pics aren't that great, they were taken from a crummy video camera.

This is Justin Collins doing what he does best...backflip dismounts on the slackline. This is picture 1 in a series of 3. Sorry the pics aren't that great, they were taken from a crummy video camera.

My girlfriend walking a very tight slackline on campus.

Dropping to a sitting position on a slackline in front of Well's house on SMSU campus.

Stopping to swat/scrach a mosquito on a 85' slackline in the dead center of the line. My girlfriend took the pic on while we were playing on SMSU campus.

"Climb high, slack higher. " 95' highline at Gemini Bridges. Photo: NFC

Showing movement and skill in a slackline picture can be difficult.

Larry working a 95' highline at Gemini Bridges. Photo: NFC

Taking a break while taping the highline.

Here's my second to the last short of Lizzy towards the top.

These four shots of me were taken by Chris Carpenter. This sequence was made by my son but inspired by a sequece that Chris had put together. These four shots were taken in just over half a second.

My cowboy hat fell over my eyes on this Forward-Foot grab, but I stuck it. photo:CHill/NFC

I post these killer slackline shots, of people are doing sick tricks on low lines, just so they can end up as a 4.35 in the photo gallery. This one's just for all you player haters out there... One of the smoothest walkers around, Larry Harpe goes to his kneez, on an 11/16" slackline. photo:NFC