By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 10:28 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:05 EST, 10 March 2013 This is the heart-stopping moment a daredevil kayaker plunges down a 65ft waterfall - captured from a one of a kind spectacular bird’s-eye view. Photographer Tim Kemple rigged ropes across canyons to capture the vertigo-inducing views as the kayakers freefall down the monster drop. Adventure-loving trio Erik Boomer, Tyler Bradt, and Galen Volckhausen spent 10 days hurtling down powerful waterfalls of up to 130ft in height on a trip to Tlapacoyan, Mexico. Don't look down: Photographer Tim Kemple rigged up ropes to capture the vertigo-inducing views
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Photographer Tim Kemple hung over the canyons to get the incredible shots
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The three nerveless kayakers include world-record holder Tyler Bradt, who broke his back two years ago, but continues to do the sport
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Their rides over the Mexican waterfalls have been turned into a film
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