From bush Alaska

[Troy Hamon]

Which means "rural" in Alaska terms. I enjoy following the goings-on here but am usually more of a watcher unless someone actually asks me a question... It was a relief to find APUG a while back. I work in a variety of formats but usually use an RB67.

 

[clogz]

Welcome from the other side of the herring pond. Looking forward to seeing your photos.

Hans

 

[John McCallum]

Welcome from the rural side of the world. Also looking forward to seeing your photos.

 

[zenrhino]

Welcome from Lower Frozen Tundra (Minneapolis, that is)!

 

[jimgalli]

And I thought Tonopah Nevada was rural. To everyone else; go take a look at Troy's website.

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It Rocks. Beautiful work! Especially the portraits which made me think I need to pick up the tlr and do some pics of my grand nieces and nephews.

Welcome aboard. One of these days I need to introduce myself. Jim

 

[Jeremy]

I agree with Jim, wonderful work. Love how the dog portrait is included with the humans, I'm a big sucker for dog photos

 

[Glenn Mathison]

Welcome from Sydney Australia. I'd love to visit Alaska one day; just seems to be one of those "have to do it once" things.

I look forward to seeing a little more of it through your lens

Glenn

 

[rbarker]

Welcome from San Jose, CA (just a bush-flight west of Tonopah), too, Troy.

 

[roteague]

Welcome from the "almost" 49th state, but officially the 50th. Looking forward to seeing your images posted in the gallery.

 

[Troy Hamon]

Thanks

Thanks everybody for the warm welcome. And speaking of warm, yesterday it was a bit chilly out, but today our snow is barely hanging on...joys of living at the junction of 4 major weather centers...never know what a day brings except that (based on our experience) it will be between -40 and +84F.

Troy

 

[roteague]

Thanks everybody for the warm welcome. And speaking of warm, yesterday it was a bit chilly out, but today our snow is barely hanging on...joys of living at the junction of 4 major weather centers...never know what a day brings except that (based on our experience) it will be between -40 and +84F.

Troy

One of the things I like about Hawaii is that our temperature varies only by about 10 degrees year round.