Photography and Travel Tips You Can Use
Capturing photos of glassware is a challenge. The reflective surface will highlight any bright source of light – windows across the room, light bulbs in the ceiling and even the … Continue reading Capturing Glassware – Third times the charm
My son wanted his own Valentine’s Day cards for his fifth-grade class, so he and I worked together to make it happen. I may be biased, but I think they … Continue reading Lego Lord of the Rings Valentine’s Day Cards
In one of my earlier posts, I shared a photo I captured of some colored pencils. In that post, I alluded to another photo that I actually had in mind … Continue reading Bubbles clinging to the colors of the rainbow
A little depth of field can help highlight a subject in a photo. I had a little fun bunching a package of colored pencils together and attacking them from the … Continue reading Photo of colored pencils using depth of field
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
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
It may not be the Fourth of July. There may not be fireworks lighting up the night sky. And there may not be a hot dogs and root beer. But … Continue reading Honoring those from September 11
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
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
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