|| I’ve lived on three different streets in five years. Utah’s grid system lends itself to an interesting mix of residential and commercial buildings. This walk took me from Highland to Elgin, Elgin to 13th, and 13th to the grocery store. Salt Lake City needs more walking space and less smog. ||
|| Many of the textures I encountered during a two-hour walk in Salt Lake City. All the textures are presented in chronological order. ||
Re Wikstrom and Shaun Raskin take in the view over Brian Head, Utah. Mountain bikes got us there and mountain bikes got us back… but not before the storm hit. Muddy rides are worth enjoying.
This overlook is a classic stop on this particular ride. Some days it’s overcast, some days it’s sunny, and some days you get a powerful mix of weather. Re and Shaun provide the perfect amount of scale for this photo.
|| We need more of this, now. This was one of many early season laps before the resort opened for the season. I was chomping at the bit this particular day, so Re, Erme, and Anna met me after I had taken a few laps. This particular moment speaks to me because you can see one pole clearly, one ski clearly, and the other ski and pole are in motion. Lots of people have said that these shots will cease to become interesting because of the latest round of high-resolution helmet cameras. Go shoot something like this on a GoPro, I’m sure you can get…close….
Shot at Brighton Ski Resort with a Canon 5dMkii on a chest harness. ||
|| Morning to night, a Saturday in Salt Lake City. ||
|| Skiing powder in the Bear Trap aspens in Big Cottonwood Canyon on a cold, cold powder day in January. ||
|| Emma Bowl in Silver Fork on top and Alta, Utah from Grizzly Gulch on the bottom. Sunday was a day of ski touring with Re Wikstrom, Erme Catino, Anna Catino, and Joe Morabito. ||