The Bug Geek

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BugShot 2011

7 Comments Posted by on July 6, 2011

I’m sitting in the airport in Calgary, waiting for the last leg of my southward journey home and enjoying some fine high-speed internet, of which I have been cruelly deprived for weeks.  Our collection efforts in Kug were great, and I’ll be posting about the trip soon, but I have NEWS that I simply must share.

As many of you know, there is an upcoming gathering of bug macrophotography epicness: BugShot 2011.  This event promises to be full of awesome and I have been holding my breath for weeks waiting to find out if a student fee waiver would enable me to go.

 

I am TOTALLY GOING.  (Now I just have to figure out how to get there :-P).

Woot!

My portfolio submission for the waiver is right here on Flickr. Thanks a million to all the people who took the time to look at, and offer their opinions on, my “short” list of candidates!

Arthropods, Field work in the North, General geekery, Just for fun, Photography, Student Life

7 responses to “BugShot 2011”

  1. Morgan Jackson July 6, 2011 at 8:28 PM

    Congrats Geek! Can’t wait to hear all about your experiences and see more of your photos!

    Reply
  2. Ted C. MacRae July 6, 2011 at 8:30 PM

    Congratulations – I so look forward to meeting you!

    Reply
  3. dragonflywoman July 8, 2011 at 1:45 AM

    I am also looking forward to meeting you – and Ted. And two of the three instructors. Everyone really. 🙂

    Reply

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