I've Moved!

After three cool years at Blogger, I've decided to move to my own domain. This will allow me to have greater control over the layout, features and widgets, but more importantly allows me to maintain ownership of the copyright of my images.

The new site is at: www.telepathicstuntman.com

So head over and check it out! I will eventually be moving the contents of this entire site across.

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Sometimes I stumble across images on the net that are sooo cool I just have to post them.

Goosenecks State Park - Utah

Four miles off Utah Highway 261 near Mexican Hat, you can look into a 1,000-foot-deep chasm carved through the Pennsylvanian Hermosa Formation by the silt-laden San Juan River. The river meanders back and forth, flowing for more than five miles while progressing only one linear mile toward the Colorado River and Lake Powell.

Kozy Corner Trailer Park

Kingman, Arizona

Bursts of Color

More from the North Rim. The red flower is Long-Leaved Paintbrush and I believe the yellow one is Broom Snakeweed.

Telepathic Stuntman is Three!

Today my blog is three years old! Thanks to everyone who supports and comments on my work. There have been 5,670 unique visitors to this site, more than 600 images, two videos and 322 posts.

YAY!

Sipapu Bridge

Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah. At 23 stories tall, one of the largest natural bridges in the world.

Saguaro Ridge

I FINALLY finished my latest painting, Saguaro Ridge! It's 2' X 4' acrylics and certainly not my strongest work, but I love the colors and extreme composition. Thanks very much to Bruce Vaughan for the original photo that provided the inspiration for this piece!

Sky Blue Sky

Monument Valley

Awesome place and a photographer's paradise!

Roger on the Edge

Cape Final at Sunrise

Sunrise at Cape Final

North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Camping on the Edge

Spent the night on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon last night - crazy crazy high winds at Cape Final that nearly blew us off the edge!

Monument Valley

An impromptu memorial at Monument Valley, Utah at dusk.

Prescott, Arizona

Explored Granite Mountain on a stormy day.

The Last Gasp

The final images my beloved A80 shot before finally dying for good - some surprising beautiful abstracts! All of these images are untouched, except for resizing - like the century plant sending up a flower as it's last gasp, this camera went out in style.

RIP: Canon A80

Today I bid farewell to the greatest camera I have owned, the Canon A80. This camera has taken the majority of the shots on this blog. It accompanied me across the Grand Canyon, through Zion, touring England, Ireland, Germany, Chech Republic, Austria, Canada, Mexico and countless backpacking trips. It was a great little camera that served me well, but finally died at the Homebrew Biathalon.

Des Moines, Iowa: 10th Annual Homebrew Biathalon

Just a couple images from the fun beerfest in Iowa we held during the storms. The sound system for the gig was Roger's classic firetruck, tricked out with stadium speakers and ipod dock (note the bike rack on the back). Joe Jr. manned the gargantuan grill that fed us all... it was a beautiful event (wipes tear) thanks Tom!

NYC

Spent a couple days in New York, stayed at the enigmatic Hotel Chelsea in NYC. It was very cool.

Schooner Sunset

New Haven last night.

Disc Golf at 9000 Feet

Greg getting ready to launch from the side of Mt. Humphrey.