More of my Grand Canyon photos can be found in my Grand Canyon set.
I revisited some photos from a year and half ago from a trip that Aaron and I took together and found this little gem. I can't remember where he landed, but I'm sure it was somewhere interesting.
Utterly exhilirating -- defying gravity in
the Grand Canyon, of all places on Earth --
in a raw display of pure theatrics that
surely seized the heart of his mother.
Aaron's blood is turbocharged with his
father's trust in Nature ... human &
otherwise. Imagine having these pictures in a
scrapbook of your formative years. They'd
brace you up the rest of your life. Faved
breathlessly.
I think this photo is a
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Yes, that would have been a nice way to
finish the sequence, but on the other hand
maybe an unfinished ending leaves a bit more
to the imagination... Did he land easily, or
is he lying in a heap down there somewhere?!
:)
Posted 27 months ago.
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I think the "Aaron in motion"
images should be a, ahem, running
exhibit...similar to the painted cows in
Chicago or bears in Berlin....just a
continual stream of him airborne in odd and
interesting locales ;-) Where's Waldo meets
Lindbergh...
Great set.
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the first thing, which i was looking for in
your picture:
where is the rope?????
i did even open the big size, to get it...
but nothing! great jump, great shot, great
surprise!
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Posted 26 months ago.
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photoshop right? i just visited the grand
canyon and this picture gives me the total
creeps. this looks like my worst nightmare.
you must have nerves of steel to have watched
this if it's real.
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This is 100% real -- no Photoshop, just good
jumping skills! I guess one person's
"nightmare" is another person's
excitement. I really enjoyed watching Aaron
jump over all these challenges, reminding me
of my own jumping challenges once upon a
time.
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Right on, Aaron, you've already leaped to Page 33 in the rumpus room. Your balance is
phenomenal to maintain this precarious pose for such a long time. No wonder you've drawn
the attention of more than thirteen THOUSAND
viewers.
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Finding location...
Marc Shandro
says:
Here's the other photo of this jump I uploaded over a year ago:
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