Welcome to the new site! After four years, thought it was time to update. After six months of thought, moving and a lot of TLC, we have the new site up! We, as in that genius RC and myself. RC gets most the credit for making this happen. I said I wanted to combine my website and blog and he did all the heavy listing. I owe RC, again, a GIANT Thanks! He got all the pages from the website moved over and into pages here, I had the fun chore of updating, cleaning up and organizing. What a job!
While all the pages from the website are here, I’ve only got about 65% updated (I got side tracked with making new content). With the genius of RC shaping WordPress, everything is cross referenced so finding the vast content here is much easier (once I get finished organizing everything, I’m close). The top row of tabs basically give you access to all the old website content. The lower set of tabs give you access to all the blog content. That totals over 3000 pages of free information (not including the video library)! While that sounds like a lot, it’s all easy to find and I’m adding more. And when you’re looking for new blog posting, just look to the right under Recent Posts. With as often as I blog, you’ll have to keep coming back to keep up or sign up to get the updates delivered to your mail box.
One new section I’m very happy to add is Moose’s Heroes. These are photographers who are using their skill and talent behind the lens to bring to the public’s attention our wild heritage. These photographers are my heroes!
I do owe a huge THANKS to Jan Allinder for bringing me this far and taking such good care of our web needs and desires. She’s always been there when I need her, she’s a great friend and great at making my web presence looking so good. Thanks Jan!
We think what we have here is the future of the web, a website and blog all in one (or, going back to the old days, take your pick). I know that this will make it possible for me to bring you even more content and highlight more of what I think will help your photography and how your photography can help our wild heritage.
Enjoy, and have fun exploring all that’s new!