PhotoHound
02-04-2008, 11:12 AM
Hello All, :wave:
After spending the past nearly ten years in the sub-arctic frontier of south-central Alaska :snowcloud:, I have returned home to the great Beehive State. :amazon: Wow, what is all this crazy bright stuff here? :ne_nau: Oh yeah, I remember...LIGHT!!! My goodness, sunshine in the winter... :snowguy: Wow; this will take some getting use to. I think I like it though. :nod:
Born and raised in the "Top of Utah" :mrgreen: (hey, I didn't make that up!), more specifically Clinton, a small (yet feverishly growing) suburb between Clearfield and Ogden. Dang, there's even a Wall-Mart here now!?! :eek2: Anyway, although Alaska is a very nice place to visit, it's really great to finally be back home. :rockon:
I graduated from Northridge High in '94, and Weber State in '99 (BS in Geology :2thumbs:). I'm fairly deep into photography and anything involving the outdoors; if you want to see some of what I saw in Alaska you can check it out here (www.photohound-alaska.com). I used to be into all kind of crazy activities, such as ice climbing, rock climbing, hiking, biking, camping, running, snowshoeing, ATVing, snow machining, and lots of other things I can't even remember anymore, but a serious back injury several years ago has taken a serious bite out of what I can do anymore. But I still love to get out and see as much of the beautiful outdoors as I can.
I found this site by seeing a fantastic post on the photo site Fred Miranda (www.fredmiranda.com), from Bogley member/moderator CarpeyBiggs. (You can see that posting both here (http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/612136) and on Bogley HERE (http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10232).
Anyway, I was thrilled to find such a wonderful site as this existed, and signed up immediately. Not exactly sure yet how active I will be participating in discussions, but I will most definitely be lurking around :peepwall: and envying all the fun and exciting things that you all are doing. Hopefully someday I will be able to do them (again) too.
Well I think I've droned on for long enough :blahblah: so I'll sign off now. I look forward to possibly meeting some of you sometime. :wedgie:
'Til Then, Cheers Folks! :wavey:
Scott
(edited to make links look like links) :?
After spending the past nearly ten years in the sub-arctic frontier of south-central Alaska :snowcloud:, I have returned home to the great Beehive State. :amazon: Wow, what is all this crazy bright stuff here? :ne_nau: Oh yeah, I remember...LIGHT!!! My goodness, sunshine in the winter... :snowguy: Wow; this will take some getting use to. I think I like it though. :nod:
Born and raised in the "Top of Utah" :mrgreen: (hey, I didn't make that up!), more specifically Clinton, a small (yet feverishly growing) suburb between Clearfield and Ogden. Dang, there's even a Wall-Mart here now!?! :eek2: Anyway, although Alaska is a very nice place to visit, it's really great to finally be back home. :rockon:
I graduated from Northridge High in '94, and Weber State in '99 (BS in Geology :2thumbs:). I'm fairly deep into photography and anything involving the outdoors; if you want to see some of what I saw in Alaska you can check it out here (www.photohound-alaska.com). I used to be into all kind of crazy activities, such as ice climbing, rock climbing, hiking, biking, camping, running, snowshoeing, ATVing, snow machining, and lots of other things I can't even remember anymore, but a serious back injury several years ago has taken a serious bite out of what I can do anymore. But I still love to get out and see as much of the beautiful outdoors as I can.
I found this site by seeing a fantastic post on the photo site Fred Miranda (www.fredmiranda.com), from Bogley member/moderator CarpeyBiggs. (You can see that posting both here (http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/612136) and on Bogley HERE (http://www.bogley.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10232).
Anyway, I was thrilled to find such a wonderful site as this existed, and signed up immediately. Not exactly sure yet how active I will be participating in discussions, but I will most definitely be lurking around :peepwall: and envying all the fun and exciting things that you all are doing. Hopefully someday I will be able to do them (again) too.
Well I think I've droned on for long enough :blahblah: so I'll sign off now. I look forward to possibly meeting some of you sometime. :wedgie:
'Til Then, Cheers Folks! :wavey:
Scott
(edited to make links look like links) :?