Stephens Passage, Alaska

Alaska is an amazing place. Even the blind community is impressed with its stunning landscapes. In August my family took a week long cruise up the inside passage; from Vancouver to Skagway and back.

The waters were so calm that we took the Stephens Passage into Juneau. At some points the shore is so close, that if you were to jump from the side you would hit the shore. Sadly I didn't see any bears, however I did have an amazing trip and plan on getting back to Alaska real soon.

Christmas Comes but Once a Year

Salt Lake City Christmas Tree, originally uploaded by SiLver sKY.

Christmas is over. Don't be sad though, with this image you can have Christmas all year long. I stumbled into this shot trying to find shelter from the cold. Right in the lobby of the Joesph Smith Memorial Building this tree was just waiting to be shot.

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Nola's Bridals

Nola the Bride, originally uploaded by SiLver sKY.

Due to unforeseen circumstances my friend Nola asked my wife and I to photograph her wedding a couple weeks before the big day. I am not a big portrait guy, I think I am better at landscapes. My wife however really knew what she was doing and although we can't remember who fired the shutter, this turned out to be a nice shot of Nola in her dress

This garden is really special to me since the Altar in the backyard was where my wife and I were married.

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Zion National Park

Sunrise over Zion, originally uploaded by SiLver sKY.

Zion National Park is one of Utah's most visited landmarks. During the winter season however, visitors can find themselves alone between the Canyon's walls. Although snow is not common, this shot was taken near The Grotto a day after one of Southern Utah's worst snow storms in decades. The snow covered upheaval on the right is the Sentinel and rises over 7157 ft in Altitude.

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