South West of Utah Lake

I found myself Saturday on the South West corner of Utah Lake looking back to the little bubble of my universe called "Provo." I photographed this same scene about 40 minutes before thinking that the perspective created a beautiful image. But then as the clouds rolled in and the sun set it all came into play. I grabbed my camera and re-shot the panorama.

During this whole process a statement can to mind that one of my photography teachers made years ago. He said something to the effect "Try to avoid the cliché of photographing a sunset, but instead challenge yourself to turn around and focus on the object the sun is illuminating."

Panoramas

View of Utah Lake from Geneva. This photography is a combination of about 10 different images. To me this photograph is not about the subject, but about the texture that are found. Specifically I love the swirls and tints of colors found in the frozen lake.

Standing on the East Bank of Utah Lake looking towards the east at with Geneva Steel towards the right. Another Panorama that I composited with 12 different images.