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Yesterday My wife celebrated another birthday. My hope was to pamper her for the entire day to show her how truly special she is to me. Unfortunately, she woke up … Continue reading Lovely roses for my lovely wife’s birthday
I was doing some yard work yesterday while my kids were enjoying some time outside. The three ran over to me and told me to come and take care of … Continue reading First successful photo of a spider’s web
After a quick search on Dictionary.com, I stumbled upon the definition of The Daily Post at WordPress.com’s Weekly Photo Challenge Theme: Nostalgic. nos•tal•gic [no-stal-jik] Adjective Experiencing or exhibiting nostalgia, a … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: Nostalgic
A few weeks back I took the opportunity to stop by Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City to capture some photos of the numerous flowers that cover the grounds. … Continue reading Where flowers bloom, so does hope
Want to know how to make a common house fly look even more disgusting? Shoot it with a macro lens. It allows you to capture it’s hairy back, long and … Continue reading How to make a fly even more disgusting
Earlier this week I asked my son to lay down on the living room floor so I could take a photo of his nose. Why? Because a photo challenge theme … Continue reading A lost Ansel Adams photo? Nope.
If you’re new to my blog, you probably think all my photos are Lego related. I’ll admit that I have a few photos featuring Legos, but the past few days … Continue reading Lego hiker reaches the top
I can only claim credit for taking the photo. My son was the creative director. He came up with the idea, built the Lego tree and book, selected the character … Continue reading Lego Photography: Lost in an amazing book
Had a blast with my family and some friends this weekend while iN St. George. Before making the trek north, we stopped at Snow Canyon State Park’s sand dunes to … Continue reading Lego jeep captured on a sandy ledge
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