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Aerial Silks 12,000 feet above beautiful southern California
Photo By Dan Dupis

Aerial silks skydive 12,000 feet over southern California
Photo by Dan Dupis

Dangling gracefully 1,000 feet about the booming metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. After a performance on the silks, Cyn jumped off, deployed her parachute, and landed safely on the ground below. 
Photo By Scott Rodgers

Silks session in a cave next to the warm tropical ocean at Tonsai Beach, Thailand
Photo By Keith Smith

Getting set up to rig my silks to the Moab Space Net

The Moab Space net hangs suspended four hundred and fifty feet above the jagged rocks of the canyon floor. We rigged our silks to the frame of the net and performed a synchronized aerial dance for GGBY 2016. Photo by Keith Smith

The Moab Space net hangs suspended four hundred and fifty feet above the jagged rocks of the canyon floor. We rigged our silks to the frame of the net and performed a synchronized aerial dance for GGBY 2016. Photo by Keith Smith
 

Preforming in Moab 400 feet off the valley flour, suspended from the space station (slack line hammock rigged by local climbers)

Performing in Big Sur, Aerial Silks, Lyra, and Fire with Monterey Aerial Arts

Aerial performance at the Temple at burning man 2016 )'(

Big Sur, California
Photo by Keith Smith

Aerial performance at the Temple at burning man 2016 )'(

The Moab Space net hangs suspended four hundred and fifty feet above the jagged rocks of the canyon floor. We rigged our silks to the frame of the net and performed a synchronized aerial dance for GGBY 2016. Photo by Keith Smith

A huge hammock woven of parachord and slackline webbing in the moab desert, 400 feet off the valley floor. With three Aerialists.

Preforming in Moab 400 feet off the valley flour, suspended from the space station (slack line hammock rigged by local climbers)

Aerial performance at the Temple at burning man 2016 )'(

Aerial tissue in a cave on a beach in Thailand

A visit to southern ThaiLand for rock climbing and BASE jumping also allowed me to hang my aerial tissue from a cave on Tonsai Beach. I played around during the day in a tropical rain storm. At night, the ocean was lite up with squid fishing boats.

Silks performance 330+ meters above the city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Silks rigged to a crane atop the KL Tower (MenaraKL). Photos By Keith Smith

Dangling gracefully 1,000 feet about the booming metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. After a performance on the silks, Cyn jumped off, deployed her parachute, and landed safely on the ground below. 

Silks performance 330+ meters above the city of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Silks rigged to a crane atop the KL Tower (MenaraKL). Photos By Keith Smith

Sunset Bridge Aerial Silks in Big Sur
Photo by Keith Smith

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