The LiveDaybreak.com folks sponsor a monthly car show on SoDa Row during the summer months. I was home alone while this one was going on, so I decided to walk over and see if there was anything worth capturing. There was! My favorite vehicle at this particular car show was […]
Steven Sharp
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Since moving to South Jordan, I haven’t taken as many photos of sunrises or sunsets. The reason is that our view from our townhome of the east mountains and the west mountains is blocked by the other townhomes around us. In our old home, I could see the sunrise or […]
Our Son, Cory, got married today to a wonderful young lady: Tera. We’re SO happy for the two of you and for your sons! And this delightful photo is of Kyson, Wil and their cousin and their reaction when they saw Cory and Tera kissing as they came out of […]
It’s been a little over ten years since you passed away, and eight years since I found out that you had passed away (see this post). My memories are full of the fun times we had together and all the things I learned from you and I am grateful for […]
I couldn’t remember when it happened, but I was very curious to find out; so I did a search on the internet. It’s amazing what a person can find on the internet and the crazy paths those searches take. The event that I couldn’t remember exactly when it happened was […]
I was invited to go up into the High Uintas last Saturday night to photograph the Milky Way. I wasn’t sure if I really wanted to go, but I had the feeling that it was the right thing to do, so I gathered my gear and made the two hour […]
While on my way to the TRAX station in Daybreak, I turned and saw the pink clouds and the sliver of moon. And of course, I was thinking of my friend David Mark Austin who was a great photographer, as I pulled out my camera. Happy 57th Birthday, David!
I was rummaging through some storage boxes the other day and found something interesting. In May, 1983, Lisa and I took our wedding announcement information and photo to the offices of The Daily Spectrum in Cedar City, Utah to have our wedding announcement added to their paper. A few days […]
I had an interesting experience while flying to Northwestern Florida a few weeks ago. The plane I was on had TV monitors installed in the seats, so I decided to spend a little time meandering through the various entertainment options they provided. One of the options was a selection of […]
What a fun way to celebrate Shaylie’s Birthday; taking portrait photos of newborn Emerson! This was my first-ever attempt at Infant Photography. Thanks to Marie Nielsen for letting me borrow some props and giving me some tips and tricks regarding the process. And I’m SO glad that Shaylie and Lisa […]
Ethan Van Leuven and his family live in our neighborhood. Ethan is 4 years old and has leukemia; he’s not expected to live for much longer. So his family, with the help of friends, neighbors and complete strangers, have been celebrating different Holidays with him this week. Tuesday was Halloween, […]
Collin Douglas Welch, a good friend of my Son Skyler, passed away on Wednesday, February 26th, 2014. Today, Skyler posted this tribute to Collin on Facebook and I took the liberty of re-posting it here. My childhood friend Collin passed away. We were not as close as we once were, […]
While I was in Bryce Canyon last week with Royce Bair and the other attendees of his Nighstcape Photography Workshop, I showed Royce a copy of my Oquirrh Mountain Temple Photo. This is the photo I submitted to the Deseret Book/LDS Living photo contest a few months ago. The photo […]
When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” To this day, especially in times of “disaster” I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted […]
This was my final post on the Salt Lake SGR Club website: I want to thank everyone who attended, or who even just thought about attending, the SGR meetings that were held during 2008 and 2009. I learned a great deal! In fact, I have a slightly selfish view of […]