Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Jordan's Prom Picture Video
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Bryce Photo Workshop
Last week Heather and I met Wade and Karen in Bryce and Cedar Breaks Canyons for a 5 day Photo Workshop. This is a compliation of the pictures I took. I learned alot about my camera and some of my lenses and had a great time. This is kind of a long video so if you get bored with it I apologize, but I had a hard time choosing which pictures to use and which ones not to. Even though this video is 26 minutes long, I did manage to chop 12 minutes off of my original attempt. Next year I hope to go to Victoria to Butchart Gardens for Jim's Macro workshop as that is more the type of thing I love to photograph. After 5 days of taking pictures of rocks, rocks and more rocks I started looking for other things to take pictures of. In one place you will see a picutre of a leaf on a bush followed by what looks like a log and some kind of vine. This was taken using Wade's 400 mil. telephoto lens of the vine of that leaf and it was amazing to see how that lens made it look like a huge log or something. There are also some pictures with my Macro lens of the bark of a pine tree, that not having known that is was a tree, you might would still be guessing.
There were many amazing trees threre to photograph also. One of them looks like a man carrying a cat, another looked like a deer and another looked like a dog. Nature is truely amazing the the sunrises and sunsets were incredible! Even though it was a huge sacrifice for me to go to the sunrises it truely was worth it in the end.
Anyway, I hope this doesn't bore you all too much and that you can find some appreciation of the creations of our Heavenly Father in these pictures as I did in taking them.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Demolition Derby in Toolle, UT
The wonderful face of a child!
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
A Little Bit of Heaven
One Week Old
Life proves to be always changing especially the last month or so. For me, there have been some very good and very bad things going on and thus, I have not been in my usual routines and not been able keep up with the weekly photo challenges. But as for the good, Jessi had her new little girl (Kinsley) on July 1st and I had the pleasure of spending some one on one time with her and the baby in the hospital and got some pictures of her. There is nothing more precious than a new baby and she just happened to come at a time when I needed to feel the comfort of my Heavenly Father more than ever and she and the rest of my family were right there by my side for me to lean on. I am so very thankful to all of them. So here are a few pictures of the new blessed life straight from Heaven and a few of my favorite little photo subject "Tayla" who gave me my first kiss while at the hospital.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Black & White
Park City
Monday night Sue, Randy, Jordan, Aaron and Angie came up and we played some games for Family Night. We had a good time and were glad they came up.
DARN, DAD WON THAT ONE!
Wednesday, Heather and Marial came up and spent the rest of the week. It was great fun to spend time with them again. We spent many nights just talking for hours. It was just like there hadn't been a long time since we had been together. We have known each other for some 29+ years. We decided we needed to make this an annual event.
Saturday, Leah and Angie came up with a couple of Leah's friends (Konnie and Kristen). We had a bbq and took pictures and got caught up on Leah's busy life. She is the Relief Society President in her Ward now and just bought a fancy new car. It was alot of fun to have them come up for a little while. We had a great week and enjoyed all the family and friends that shared it with us!
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Red, White or Blue
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Tulip Festival
Heather and I went to the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving point yesterday and for the most part it was a big dissapointment. I was expecting huge fields of tulips everywhere, but only found tulips in flower beds along side of walking paths. I guess I had envisioned Holland or something when they had advertised it as a "Tulip Festival", but nonetheless, we took some pictures and here are a few of them. We probably would have found more tulips at temple square, but now we know.