So we are having Photo Finals and this picture is due tomorrow, along with four others. We have to tell a story behind our pictures. As you may know, my beautiful wife and I were sealed in this Temple last September. We had got married a year before, civil marriage. I really wanted to express through a photograph the road it took to finally get to the Temple.. Our five year goal to be sealed in this Temple was finally true, it is the happiest day of my life. Everyone has their own goals in life and everyone has their own trials. I hope this picture expresses our trials. If you really want to know how we both feel about it. Take a deep look at this photograph. This is a very personal view into our lives. Enjoy.
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I never really take the honest time to say "I need to photograph." Today I took the time out of my busy study filled day to photograph something....anything. I just wanted it to be therapy shooting.
I drove by a building that I had shot for an assignment. Now, I shot this assignment with little heart and really no interest. When I drove by this time, I knew I had to photograph it once more. This time I looked deeper into what I was studying and then I began to click the shutter. This is what I came out with. Enjoy.

This is a post related to the Draper Temple. I found something interesting on another blog I am really not sure how I found it. I just did.

I was able to help out with the parking during the Draper Temple Open house. This was in January, it was a bit cold. Of course i'm in the middle. Looking as I do. This picture sort of means a lot to me, I think. I enjoyed helping out with the parking and I felt very honored to do it. I met some cool people. Reflecting back on that, it makes me think of all the work the early church members put into the gospel. Especially building Temples. This picture makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside. Sorry this isn't a photo that I've taken. Rather, if you refer to the link. That is the man behind the camera. Anyway here i am. can you guess which one i am? Yeah, the huge one in the middle.

Of all the years I have lived in Blanding, Utah. I have never taken the time to look up and see the sky, especially when its raining. I really regret taking moments like this for granted. As my wife and I took a moment out of our time spent in Blanding to see the local Dam. It stunned me to notice how much I have been missing. I know Blanding will forever be my home. I hope this picture captures what I saw and what I felt. Enjoy.
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He plays for the SLCC Bruins. Enjoy.

Can you say Double?


Just so Candid!


I like this because it shows how hard he actually is swinging (bat is a little curved and his muscle tension)


Smash


Awwwe!

Rufus. He loves the camera can you tell?

Kamryn, the absolute beauty that she is, knows exactly how to pose. She loves the camera right up in her face. Thanks to my Sister-in-law for giving me the opportunity to photograph her. Enjoy.

Shot at Murray Park. I actually like it there. Tons of places to shoot. I just gave it a go and let my camera go! Enjoy