Comments on: The other Pole

by: fp

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:27:27 +0000

I love the transition, from tropical rainforest, to snow barren mountains. You’re living the dream my friend

by: Pauly

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:28:10 +0000

Very nice picture. You’re lucky that you get to go all over the world.

by: Lindsay Leef

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 21:53:05 +0000

so, are you changing the name of your site temporarily to “snowy sensor”?

by: Dad

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 17:53:25 +0000

Well, two weeks later and you are nearly to the camp. Long trip but what an experience. I was impressed by Jon’s email above - how you influenced him into photography. Can’t get a better compliment than that. If you read this Jon, don’t worry about posting here as our entire family are avid photographers and I for one would be interested in seeing your progression.
Lee, take some great shots of the valcanoes.

by: Jon Reyes

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:53:36 +0000

Hi. I’ve been enjoying your pictures and posts since Inuvik. (While you were in the Maldives I wanted to ask if you’d update your About page and equipment list. And I wanted to ask if you’d indicate your camera settings. You see, I got into photography because of this website.) I would have commented or posted earlier, but seeing that your friends and family posts here I felt like an intruder. HOWEVER…The reason I’m posting now is that I have an acquaintance who’s going to Antarctica soon and spending about 6 weeks at a camp. I wonder if you will be in the same party or use the same facility or perhaps just cross paths. This means I’m almost an acquaintance. So, I hope before you leave for camp you could see if she’s in your party. Her name is Megan Berg. If you see her, you could mention that Jon and Maya (all the way from Lincoln, Nebraska) says hi.

Maybe you won’t be in the same party and maybe we won’t have an amazing two degrees of separation, but at least this gave me the excuse to write to you…

by: Jonathan

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 02:31:08 +0000

Very cool.

For a minute I thought, “why the heck would he go to Antarctica - in the Winter!” I forgot it was summer down under.

You get to spend some time in NZ at all? I spent 7 months down there this year, loved it.

You probably have to go through Christchurch to get to Antarctica, that is where we lived. Fantastic city. Great people. If you get to stay for a while try surfing on Sumner Beach. If you have to take lessons, there is a great guy, Aaron, that does surfing lessons. surfcoach.co.nz