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Purple Sunlight

23 May 2013 / in Photography

The other day we stopped by the Great Salt Lake Nature Center in Farmington, Utah to see some fox kits in a couple of dens. We saw about seven fox but, as you no doubt know, I’m not a wildlife photographer so we just enjoyed the fox through the binoculars. The sunlight late in the [...]

Tulip Layers

23 May 2013 / in Photography

The other day, while weeding in our tulip flower bed, I noticed this tulip and liked the way the petals were layered so used the X-Pro 1 and 60mm macro lens to take this photo. I recommend expanding the image to see the large version and the detail in the layers. The other thing I’ll [...]

Digital vs Film Photography – For Me

18 May 2013 / in Equipment

The film vs. digital photography debate isn’t even a debate anymore. We can talk all day about megapixels, pixel peep at 300% magnification, discuss the difficulties of finding (and affording) good lab work, and read all the reviews about VSCO film emulations, but at the end of the day there is a clear winner in [...]

Ogden 25th Street

04 May 2013 / in Photography

My daughter and I went on a “date” together to Ogden. We wanted to walk around 25th Street with a camera, take in the sights, shoot some photographs, and enjoy time together. We ate some pizza at Lucky Slice and grabbed a donut at Beyond Glaze. It was a great time spent with my daughter.

West Desert Prints

02 May 2013 / in Photography

When shooting film I have thus far not bothered to scan the film. I figure if I wanted it in digital form, I’d have been better served by just shooting with the digital camera since I’d avoid film costs, processing expense, and the hassle (or cost) of scanning the film. Instead, if I shoot slide [...]