I was so sorry that I didn’t follow you guys that night. :) I love these shots Chris.

Now that is a legit wool spin!

[http://www.flickr.com/photos/21802566@N02] There will be a part two soon if you want to join in on that one. : D

Just awesome! One of my all time fav light painting pics! To give viewers a sense of the immense perspective - how wide was that wool spin?

[http://www.flickr.com/photos/7660616@N05] Thanks. The waterfall in the back in 542ft or 165.25m, both falls combined are 620ft or 189m, and the bridge is 45ft or 13.75m across.

Glad you chose this one. It’s possibly one of the finest woolspin shots ever.

An amazing spin on a wonderful place!!!

Always my favourite spin shot, always

That is so cool. Love this action of sparks. Can’t wait to see the version with you leaning back.

Epic spin , fantastic scenery , like it

One of my favorite photos of all time! Definitely worth multiple repeat visits!

I think I can safely say that this is the greatest wool spin shot that I have ever seen. Its just the shear audacity of that I love!! EPIC light painting.

Dude let me know if you try again, that was awesome!

[http://www.flickr.com/photos/90062751@N00] Will do.

An all time fave, what an amazing pic.

I’m with blacklodge! Awesome work!

Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!

This is just fire flyin fantastic! Still don’t understand how this is done but sure is damn cool lookin!

No way! Could you imagine the Parks Service people - “There’s somebody on the bridge letting of firecrackers!” Mad work! Although I’m a little unsure about the environmental impact of such an action.

Incredible! Great work Chris.

Great job and location…somehow I suspect the park rangers would be pretty ticked about this…I wish this idea had occurred to me last summer when I was in the region. Yeah, twilight is definitely the best time for steel wool; when the sky is luminescent blue.

Very cool!

loved this lord of the rings shit! good to be able to pull stuff like this fantasy spin`s off!!