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...I've been wanting that Contrejour or the smaller cloudscape. Just can't get one till I can make an excuse to get rid of my probody (which I feel is on the heavier side and ahem ugly-compared-to-their-newer-ones). on the dakine sequence...that bag is huge IMO for a day pack. and I feel like...

some good lists here. mine will duplicate some in no particular order 1. sulphur creek 2. little wild horse canyon (i swear I've done this hike a million times, never gets old) 3. alexander basin/gobblers nob (mill creek side) 4. lake blanche...when its not too busy 5. white and/or red pine...

. I like the osprey manta's. my bro has one and I'm mildly jealous of it... I've also kinda had my eye on the clik elite cloudscape for a little while.

that's so freaking awesome!! I don't think I have enough footage to try a video myself but it crossed my mind once I saw the timescapes video a while ago haha.

I follow college football pretty closely. but outdoors is still > than it (I'd miss a game any day for a good trip). Pro football i don't care too much for, but I'll probably end up watching it like I always tend to do. its generally more of a social than sport thing for me

2 people vs 100 does seem really nice. dang it...

yeah the live view is nice on my 60D, though I only use it when I'm at that awkward angle where I can't use the view finder. I seem to have a bias against using the live view for what ever reason, maybe its time to break it. I usually just stick with selecting the region i want to autofocus and...

Place looks just epic to me, but I think I'd rather save it for warmer weather so I can play in the water and/or at least not have to try to dodge it at every chance.

I love photography but I'm basically self taught in everything. I've always wondered - do you guys pre focus manually for landscapes and if any of you do action stuff those too? Do any of you work with the hyper focal distance stuff? I just discovered it and haven't really had a chance to...

wow.wow.wow. this is beyond amazing.

Flathead Lake Sunrise by Gareth Loosle, on Flickr taken at the beginning of the year at flat head lake on my way home from an incredible snowboarding trip to whitefish/big mtn.

wowza. to all of these. Break of Dawn by Gareth Loosle, on Flickr taken just above the little wild horse canyon road this past spring.

Looking to put together a quick trip - hopefully backpacking - during spring break in early March. This place has been on my list for a while and wondering if its a good option. most of the TR's I've seen are in later April and May. Any opinions on how the weather would be for backpacking it in...

Awesome, waiting patiently its not that I was always like starving, but after a meal, especially later in the day I would feel like I needed something more, like something was missing. Food wasn't like burining in the mind but it was like that annoying dripping faucet in the other room. hard...

I ended up going a few miles in from each over two days. So one day we went down from tomisch and the other day we went upstream from hidden splendor. Not the greatest idea fyi haha. But yea, definitely want to go from Tomsich down to the airstrip. Not sure yet, I've thought about trying...

really? cool.. curious as to your experience with it

100% sure that's not meant for me, but I tried that for ~2 months back in sept and while I like the idea I was constantly dealing with the inability to be completely full and would wander the house / sit in class just begging for something to eat. You don't realize how much grains you do eat...

dang...i want...even though I'm happy with my pocket rocket..

Nice, arbor makes some sweeeet stuff. Though I'm still partial to voile slit boards. can't wait to actually purchase a mojo rx...

...suddenly very hungry...