Yesterday and today I went down to Utah Lake to photograph the trees in the morning fog. It was calm, quiet, and very cold. I shot these black and white images with my Hasselblad 500CM using kodak TMax 400.
This new years was spent in Mexico. My wife and her two brothers came. These Two images were from the Tumacacori National Historical Park in Arizona. We made a stop there on the way to Mexico.
October 11th my wife and I drove out to one of my favorite spots to photograph: Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake. On the north end of the Island there are some beautiful rocks lining the shore, and about a mile beyond that a tiny Bird Island. I was surprised to find that the water line has receded so much that I could walk out to the Bird Island.
The tiny Island was completely deserted and empty. Abandoned nests covered the ground and rocks. Millions of bones littered the ground. Remains of dead birds everywhere. It looked as though very few humans had ever actually been on the Island. It felt as though I was walking though someones abandoned home.
I went out to photograph a beautiful landscape and ended up photographing some rather dark images.
Tomorrow(Friday,Oct 3rd) will be an artists reception for me, Travis Lovell, and Tyson Monson at the Covey Center for the Arts. The show will represent images from each of us on a 2 year photographic project on Utah Lake.
I've decided to work on another personal project I have been thinking about for a while. It'll be a slow-going, every other weekend type of photo project. Here's one exposure I made this evening of a train bridge that crosses the Provo River. I used my Shen Hao 4x5, 90mm lens, Foma 100 film.
This past weekend my wife and I went on a long road trip to northern California to see the Redwoods. We then drove down the 101 to San Francisco. Here are a couple images I took while driving through the different groves. I used my Shen Hao 4x5 with Foma 100 film.
I have a up-coming show at the Wasatch Frame Shop gallery. The show will be up from September 2nd until 30th. There will be an artists reception on September 5th from 6-9pm.