Photography and Travel Tips You Can Use
While driving back home from a trip up to Ogden, Utah, for a family party, I got to thinking about the time the moon would rise from behind the mountains … Continue reading Full moon rises over the Wasatch Mountains
A few days ago I saw an awesome video of a photographer who was popping ballons on models heads to create water wigs. While I don’t have the equipment to … Continue reading Dropping or popping a water balloon for a photo
I don’t often share videos on my blog, but last month I had the privilege of creating a video for Intermountain Medical Center, which is where I work, about a … Continue reading Old silent film reveals Dash, a reformed salt shaker
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
After tucking my kids into bed, I stepped outside for just a moment to see if I could see any lightning bolts launching from the clouds. But what I saw … Continue reading Ominous clouds over Sandy Utah at sunset
Ever since my kids got window markers, our sliding glass door hasn’t been the same. The artwork is adorable, and there is plenty of it. So with this week’s WordPress … Continue reading Weekly Photo Challenge: In the Background
For the past few months I have been capturing some photos that I’m pretty excited about. Once I found a place that would make customized and durable cell phone covers, … Continue reading Win a FREE cell phone case
The last time I slept in a tent in a real camping situation, some wicked strong wind was blowing down our tent in the middle of the night causing my … Continue reading Camping under the stars and a full moon
Making the best of an unexpected situation can sometimes be the only way to go. While camping at Jordanelle State Park on Friday night, I was expecting to capture some … Continue reading Capturing the super moon with leaves in silhouette
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