April in Photos

APRIL PHOTO REVIEW We are now a third of the way into this year. Photographically speaking for me, the first four months were wonderful.

A Terrific Start to 2023!

Well now that January 2023 is in the rear view mirror, I must say this year has started off with a big PHOTOGRAPHIC BANG!

A Snowy Day in the Canyon

I decided to go out into the elements and have some fun. I made a few nice pix of people taking a Polar Bear dip in the Provo River, found some cross country skiers, some snow shoers and some beautiful scenery.

Silver and Twins

I discovered something when I arrived at the Silver Lake trailhead. It turns out that there are TWO Silver Lakes in the area. There is one that you get to from American Fork Canyon, which is the one to which I thought I was going to this morning, but from a different access point. Then there is the other one, which I drove to this morning.

Hot Springs in Summer?

As odd it may seem, it turns out that he was not the only naked person in the water. If you look two photos above, you will see a woman in the water up past her shoulders. I discovered after taking that picture and hike up to the main part of the springs, that she too was bathing naked. I noticed someone helping her cover up as she got out of the water.

FIVE FABULOUS FALL fOTO FUN DAYS

Little did I know that I was hitting the sweet spot on that day. As soon as I got into Provo Canyon, I could tell there was a plenty of color. As I drove east into Heber, the color was intensifying. I was beginning to feel that I was in for a special treat.

Summer Fun in Utah

Summer Fun is the best fun. This post covers a backyard music fest, tubing the Provo River and multiple hikes.

FIRST TIME AT BRYCE CANYON

I have now completed the BIG FIVE national parks in the Utah: Arches, Zion, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, and now, Bryce Canyon. Without knowing it, I think I saved the best for last.

A Patriotic Surprise

Then all of a sudden, I saw an American flag vigorously waving in the stiff breeze to my left. I started to walk toward it and then realized it was perched on the very edge of a sheer rock cliff.