by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Gallery
I’d wanted to riverboard this waterfall for a very long time, and with the introduction of the Fluid Anvil to the whitewater market in 2012, I knew I finally had the perfect board. I waited several months for a solid water level, then dialed it up and hucked it...
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Gallery
One of the most beautiful river canyons I’ve been anywhere in the world, and a riverboarding first descent. This was one of the easier rapids, but Darin captured the essence of the canyon, river, and sport of riverboarding in this shot. Photo by Darin McQuoid,...
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Gallery
Riverboarding some waterfalls in an incredible river canyon in Japan. Collage from photos by Darin McQuoid.
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Blog
I’ve been wanting to do a new site for a very long time, and in the process of sitting my butt in a chair for a couple weeks and just working on catching up, I also spent a bit of time each day updating my personal site. I think it looks pretty sweet and will be...
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Portfolio
Sports models get paid because they run like athletes, not models.
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Portfolio
I love photographing people more than anything else. When they are able to make love to the camera, that’s even more fun. Mahinalani knows how to bring it. She later signed with Ford Models.
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Portfolio
I fly a lot and I’ve never seen this before – as we exited through the clouds on takeoff from Guatemala City, a rainbow appeared on the plane’s shadow, staying with us for about 30 seconds of ascent.
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Portfolio
On the drive up the mountain from the take-out, the view opened up to look back toward the river canyon. I love bright colors and managed to get a pic of the fully illuminated nature.
by Josh Galt | Sep 29, 2012 | Portfolio
Early one morning I was doing yoga and meditating on my deck as the sun rose, and a stunning rainbow appeared in front of the rainclouds for probably 15 minutes. It was a rare and special experience.
