Grand Teton Views

The barn with a view!

Even the flowers have a view!

The view from a rest stop.

Fire Breather

I had forgotten about these photos. Not only can Shad take great photos but he has the unique talent of spitting fire. It is a good thing he can't grow a beard!

Rusty View

In The Woods

The magic held by children!

Melted Reflections

Pass Lake in the Unitas

A Cabin In The Woods

Dragonfly

Not In My Goal!

White Egret

Black and White Woods

Miniature Effect

In the Nikon D7200 there is a "miniature effect" that can produce this photo effect. It is not an effect I will use a lot but I think its cool. There are several other effect I could try and you should too! Taken out at the Great Salt Lake Marina.

Everyone's Favorite Pastime

It could have been a home run.

The play is at first base!

Morning Glow

Sun rise at Mirror Lake, early summer.

Metal Works

Summer Nights

It is awesome to have a carnival come to town. This one visited the Layton Hills Mall parking lot for a week or so during the summer. When I saw that it was here, I couldn't wait to come back and do some long exposures photos. With all the light bulbs in, and a brilliant glow, the night became magical for those who came to be entertained and thrilled at the carnival.

The Night Sky As Seen From Antelope Island

 Shot at f/3.5 for 30 seconds at ISO 3200

 Shot at f/3.5 for 30 seconds at ISO 3200

 Shot at f/3.5 for 15 seconds at ISO 3200 

All photos are shot using a Nikon D7200 with a Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 lens out on Antelope Island, Lady Finger Point.

Small Panoramics With Horses

Shot over the summer in the west desert.

A Snail's Pace

The need for SPEED!

I realize the car in photo above is a Corvette, but I keep thinking of the Mazda commercials where they say ZOOM, ZOOM when I look them! Nikon D7200 with a Tamron 90mm macro lens.

A Drop Of Reflection

Shot using a Nikon D7200 and Tamron 90mm macro lens.

Wild Horses

 How many horses do you see?

 Something funny to say...or just a yawn!

Another set of wild horses from the west desert. Shot with a Nikon D500 and the Tamron 150-600mm G2 lens.