I've officially graduated from the University of Minnesota Crookston with a degree in Business Management. I'm really happy to be done with school, but I will really miss all the times with my friends. On a positive note, I won't have to worry about homework, projects, and tests anymore. That will be such a nice relief from the past few years.
Next week, I will take off on a whole new adventure in life. I'm leaving for Medora, North Dakota bright and early Monday morning for a new adventure. I will be working for the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation for the summer as their Flower Crew Leader. While working there, I will be living at the foundation in a dormitory located at the north end of the bad lands.
While in Medora, I plan to explore the Theodore Roosevelt National Park and also the northern end of the Badlands, taking numerous photos of my ventures. I also plan to go to Yellowstone National Park along with Mount Rushmore. I have so much exploring to do and so many photos to take. There are so many places I haven't explored in life and I'm eager to begin my venture.
Follow my ventures here on my blogs and look for my photography on my new web site. http://photos.matthewericksonphotography.com
Maybe you'll see me on one of my adventures!
About Me
- Prezzy M. E.
- Let me introduce myself. My name is Matthew Erickson and I was born and raised in Northwestern Minnesota on a rural farm. As a child, I spent most of my time wandering and exploring the forests and lake shores watching and admiring the wildlife that lived there. My passion for wildlife photography spurred from my passion for studying wildlife. Through my photography, I have the ability to share with others what I see and experience as I wander in the forests.My dream is to one day get one of my works into the National Geographic magazine. I feel that would be the greatest honor of my life. Until then, I will continue taking wildlife photos to share with others.My other passions include taking photos of scenic landscapes, gardens, farm animals, food, and people.
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