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Haha! I will! That's funny

My neighbor's book has been extremely informative and fun to read. His name is David Day: http://www.utahtrails.com/

I'm in - but I'm going to suck compared to you guys. Now if we were talking days ski/boarding for 2011-2012 that might be different. Here it goes: March 16-17 Klondike camp out in tent. Total days: 1

I paid $100 for a new front lens for my Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC (that I just sold). At the same time they cleaned the whole thing but that price also included a new lens hood (maybe $20 of the $100). It came back brand new and was sharper than it ever had been. I believe they must have also...

I've always loved their shipping speed and line of products. Excellent stuff there.

We're so psyched for the Zion/Subway trip. I've been following the precipitation and water run-off report by Weather Service here in SLC. They do a great job on Facebook with their presentations: https://www.facebook.com/US.NationalWeatherService.SaltLake.gov

Ohhh! These are pretty cool! I'll have to look these up the next time I'm down there. I'm also going to find the pictographs near Dark Angel next time too.

What a report! I'm so psyched to go in May. Awesome photos too

Wow - great photos everyone! I caught my first bear at Yellowstone last year. What a treat that was! A Grizzly's Lunchtime by Scott Barlow, on Flickr Then, check out this cute little prairie dog from Bryce Canyon NP: In the Wild by Scott Barlow, on Flickr

Yeah - that's a great question. Take a look at this review - says exactly what you are seeing, and that those with a crop sensor see considerably less vignetting: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Sigma-20mm-f-1.8-EX-DG-Lens-Review.aspx I would keep the body and look for another...

Wicked cool photos and report! Gotta put this one on my list.

Great tips guys. Thank you, and I'll post a few more questions as I dig into Ding/Dang and the area in my research. Thanks again -

This one has been posted, but here is North Window at Arches NP and at night: North Window Arch in Moonlight: North Window Arch in Moonlight by Scott Barlow, on Flickr I tried to get creative from the norm: North Window and Turret Arch: North Window and Turret Arch by Scott Barlow, on Flickr

Jeez you guys are insane photographers. I couldn't go down the list w/out liking each of these posts. Nice work! Here are two not posted yet that I really enjoyed hiking to. I love the fisheye for stuff like this. Escalante Natural Bridge: Escalante Natural Bridge by Scott Barlow, on Flickr...

Hello everyone! I'm headed to Goblin Valley with the local Boy Scouts for a 1-nighter, and would like to get your thoughts on (1) places for the group to see/experience as a day hike (2) things that I shouldn't miss shooting (with my camera) (3) advice on a location to camp Friday night, and...

It shows up now! Thanks, and MY GOSH that's gorgeous! I'm headed there at the end of April with the scouts.

Yes - the exact same. It caught my eye while renting gear at ZAC the last time we went through the Narrows. It comes in handy for scout and family outings rain or shine, and snowboarding (it's on the chest - where I won't smash my gear).

This is cool. I went with the following, and strap it to me the same way as Summit, but with carabiners. The biggest draw to me was it being waterproof, but the negative is that it's big, and I don't know if this would rip, although it's held up OK so far.

Is it this one from FB: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=367002443331286&set=a.315219295176268.82470.109213999110133&type=1&theater Wow - what a sunrise! The photo below for some reason isn't showing up.

Haha - pee in the walls. Wow - that's almost too much info! The trip is always challenging for me mentally because of the thought of the cold, but when this was all said and done, it was an easy drag-n-drop besides building the snow caves a week ahead of time. I had a great, warm experience...