Above The Fall Line Los Angeles Times Luis shot this one from

Luis shot this one from the water with an offshore wind feathering the lip — the wind blowing back against the wave

The mid-century pools

Most reserves in southern Africa are built around predictable water access

The heat under the ground is still there

Above The Fall Line Los Angeles Times Luis shot this one fromCapitol Peak rises to 14,137 feet in the Elk Mountains southwest of Aspen, joined to the Maroon Bells range by the same red sedimentary rock. It's regarded as the most technically demanding of Colorado's fifty eight fourteeners the only non technical route up crosses the Knife Edge, a 150 foot ridge with 2,000 foot drops on either side. Sam frames it from across the basin, the summit catching first light.