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Corey Hankey, Executive Producer

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This never gets old. 

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Sunrise on Fantasy Ridge. #vsco

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We are all inherently guilty, but it is possible to make a change. We have to do it on an individual level, but government and business have to do it on an institutional level as well. Today was a historical moment in Utah, the clean air movement rallied to show it's solidarity and message was clear. http://cleartheairutah.org/index.html

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The Gold Mine Only Old Time Miners Could Save shot for Report on Business. 

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Just spent a great birthday week in Indian Creek. A little climbing, and a lot of shooting. It was a pleasure to work with Jeremiah Watt, Pamela Pack, and Scott Turpin documenting some incredible offwidth climbing. 

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Thrilldaddy aka Andrew McLean

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Glacier homes. 

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Cool series of pictures

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Stella. Fall 2013

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Sloane waiting for her mom at the finish line of the The Rut, a 50k trail race held at Big Sky, MT. 

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Happy 40th to the late, great Andre Callari. We miss you every day brother.

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Now taking preorders!

Grays the Mountain Sends by Bryan Schutmaat  Published by The Silas Finch Foundation

First Edition. 11.5 x 13.5 inches. 102 pages. 42 full color plates printed with UV inks on Mohawk Superfine uncoated paper. Flexible offset-printed cover. Steel spine. Bound by screw posts. ISBN 1234567890987. 100% made in USA.  $75.  Release date:  October 1st, 2013 Buy here! 

View more photos from the book here. 

To my friends on tumblr, please help spread the word so these get sold. 

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Two weeks ago today was the first annual Psicocomp, held in Park City, Utah at the Olympic ski jump training pool. It was the brainchild of Chris Sharma, and executed by him and a crew of dedicated climbers..Mike Beck chief among them. There were hiccups, but overall it was a huge success and everyone seemed to agree (most of all the competitors) that it was the best climbing comp ever held on US soil. Major respect to all who made it happen, and thanks for letting me be a part of the team documenting it. more pics here

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An interesting slice of americana shows up in my neighborhood every July 24th for Utah's Days of '47 Festival, or Pioneer Day. In the morning it's the parade and later that night it's a fireworks show and the streets are usually packed. Most towns across Utah have some version of this going on. 

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I think she likes the water...

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Don't confuse a clear view of the future with a short distance. -KK