Posted 11.13.2009 at 3:17 pm
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The Waw an Namus volcanic crater, Libya: George Steinmetz, via National Geographic
George Steinmetz: via GeorgeSteinmetz.com
Visit Georgesteinmetz.com for more remarkable photography and details about the man and his craft.
[National Geographic, via The Awl]
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Great story and pics! We're always amazed at what people make in their garages and homes, too. Any way to see what his workshop looks like? We'd love to share the info with our community. ;)
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may he always land softly...
Agreed with gladiator!!! I love the pictures.
Some people are just wow! I cannot fathom paragliding, let alone taking some amazing photo shots of the ground below. Ooh!
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