A Morning in the Tetons

I drove over early to Grand Teton National Park expecting those glorious mountain views and iconic shots. But then it snows the night before, the skies are mostly cloud covered and the Teton peaks are completely socked in. Looking beyond expectations, though, the conditions were perfect to encourage a little photographic creativity, observing, seeing, and enjoying this amazing world we live in. There are always pictures to be taken!

London Aire

Low light of evening reflects off of the buildings, new and old on the London skyline. Linda and I are excited to begin missionary service in London in less than two months!

Seeing in a New Way

It's always fun and invigorating to try something new in photography.  Recently I teamed with a friend of mine, Charles Needle and we made a series of radiographs (xrays) of flowers, plants, and shells. For technical reasons we used a mammogram machine provided by Teton Radiology of Idaho Falls to make the radiographs. Then I decided to use texturing to give the images a more "earthy" and less clinical feel. Here are a few of the results...





Thanks to Charles Needle for encouraging me to try this fun technique.
You can see more radiograph images here...

Flying High

The Spiral Jetty in northern Utah is seen from an elevated location. A drone offers new and exciting ways to view our world. Amazing technology! You can see more aerial photography here.

Winter Landscapes

Winter Landscapes, a set on Flickr.

Glorious Winter!