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When I left my office yesterday and saw the clouds hovering around Mount Olympus east of Murray, and while I wanted to take a quick photo, there were no good … Continue reading Winter storm clouds around Lone Peak
Lower Antelope Canyon is definitely not a hole in the wall place. But this literal hole in the wall made for an interesting photo. I adjusted the position of my … Continue reading Hole in the wall – Lower Antelope Canyon
One of my favorite things is to listen to my wife play the upright piano we have in our sitting room. Even better is sitting in the same room as … Continue reading A little lady at the piano
I had 10 minutes to photograph the Brigham City Temple a few months ago. My family was on our way to a family cabin at Bear Lake and we had … Continue reading A majestic temple in the setting sun
From the narrow canyons to the expansive landscapes, the Colorado Plateau has it all. Following a multi-day workshop to the area, I collected my best 12 photos and designed a … Continue reading 2014 Desk Calendar of the Colorado Plateau
There’s an old abandoned building about a block from my house, with vines crawling their way over the brown bricks. As the weather changed from the heat of summer to … Continue reading The burning leaves of autumn
My original goal for the morning was to stop by the Provo Utah Temple on my way south, but a few too many snoozes on the alarm clock put me … Continue reading Late-summer sunrise at the Mt. Timpanogos Temple
The first full day of the Utah Photo Workshop with Drake Busath and Randy Collier included Lower Antelope Canyon. The next day we headed to the more trafficked Upper Antelope … Continue reading Combat photography in Upper Antelope Canyon
I remember when President Gordon B. Hinckley (1910-2008), then prophet and leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, announced that 30 smaller temples would be built across … Continue reading Smaller temples that will dot the globe
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