Hi Everyone!

As this forum gets off the ground I suddenly thought... "Hmm.. Wonder where everyone lives in the world?"

So here goes!

I'm from a town called Guildford in Surrey which is based in the south east of the United Kingdom! It's steeped with history most know for its cobbled High Street pictured here!

Hello Nick,

I am from Lake Havasu city, Arizona (USA) home of the famed "London Bridge". Nice contest photo...good luck in the contest...

Scott~

I am in Glendora, California. A lot of people confuse Glendora with Glendale. Glendora is just outside of Duarte on the West and San Dimas on the East. I am near famous Pasadena, home of the Rose Parade.

Good topic Nick!

I'm from Lisbon, Portugal
At the momment I'm living in Obidos, Portugal

Hi all! I live in Aurora, CO, just outside of Denver. The Rocky Mnts. inspired my interest in photography when we moved here 6 years ago, and my love grows greater each Spring and Summer. With a little one on the way in June, I'm not sure how many mountain trips we'll get to take, but I'm bound and determined to haul both my camera and my kid around as much as possible. (OK, maybe the husband will take half that load... He is my pack mule after all.)

I live in Cypress, California which is about 5 miles West from Disneyland.

Hello all! I am from Middletown, OH (USA), between Cincinnati and Dayton. Not sure if that is how Middletown got its name, but this city did have a canal run throug it many years ago and was a hub for travelers between the two larger cities. The canal is now a main road runing through the city.

Lakewood, Colorado, USA - Up against the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and right next to Denver. A good location for a variety of shots! I was literally hiking in the clouds yesterday on Mt. Falcon. I got a Deer shot or two, but they are still on the camera........

Monclova,Ohio. I live in a area known as The Oak Openings Region, and is the home of many endangered species. Many vernal pools, wetlands and prime duck marshes. White tailed deer are plentiful in our area.

Is there anyone from the UK here or am I the only one?

Looks like you qualify for the endangered photogs list nick....lol

Scott~

I'm from Auckland New Zealand
Paul Gilbert.
www.aquapx.com

Hey Nick:

If it helps... I've got friends in Mablethorpe! - Jay

Well now I don't feel so lonely

Well looks like I'll have to fly the IFP3 flag for the Brits then!

Hi! I'm living in Canmore Alberta in the Canadian Rocky Mtns, 5 minutes From Banff National Park.
Canmore was home to the Nordic events of the 1988 Olympics. The contest photo in Jan 2010 Snow Scenes was taken near my house.
Cheers!

Welcome Mike, hope you find the forums imformative and useful. there are some really nice and sharing people here!

Scott~

Thanks Scott . Good to be involved.
Cheers!

I am from Saginaw, Michigan, which is the in the heart of Michigan's "Thumb." I have often described Saginaw County as the flattest, brownest, most overhead powerline-ridden region in the U.S. . However, we are within 1 hour's drive in almost any direction of some pretty good natural photo ops.

Searching for a web-site host after a disaster with a local "custom" designer, I found only one photography site that would fit my specs, which included, in addition to galleries, the ability to upload PDF files, which I have created for the use of other photographers giving descriptions and directions to photo-destinations in Vermont and Michigan.

I have found Ifp3 to be not only a professional and good-looking site, but their customer service rocks!

Pretty much the conscensus here...that why we are all here on IFP3. Great layout, user friendly, great people, and Awesome customer service!!! BEST in the industry!!! imho....

Scott~

I am from Western Pennsylvania, USA just west of the Laurel Highlands part of the Appalachian Mountain Range. Did you know the Appalachian Mountain Range originally was about equal to or higher than the height of the Rocky Mountain Range? Of course this was before the time of the Glaciers that covered Central and Eastern USA. Now they have been reduced to the height of about 10,000 ft. in Western Virginia.

Gordon