Photo Friday

It’s a sign that I have had too much winter when I start reminiscing about summer time and nostalgically remembering my trip to the lakeside enclave in the Northwoods just below Lake Superior. Architect Hank Louis (Gigaplex, Park City) designed this summer home at water’s edge with the...
This marks a long holiday weekend preceded by a new layer of fresh snow. Thinking about a long weekend, I would enjoy spending three days in this recently completed home in Promontory, and it would take that much time to fully explore and appreciate its thoughtful detailing, innovations, and...
Proving that Salt Lake City’s Central 9th District is the place to be, Infinite Scale Design Group, an assemblage of interdisciplinary creative professionals focusing on designs for sports, established their national headquarters on a prominent corner of this emerging commercial and residential district just south of downtown and east...
Park City’s mining history is perhaps most evident looking at the small wood-framed miners’ homes on Rossi Hill overlooking Main Street along Deer Valley Drive. I was an early arrival to Park City just as it was transitioning from a town with closed mines to a brand new ski...
Browsing through my files for some holiday homes to inspire you, I found myself humming in my best Perry Como imitation, “There’s No Place Like Home for the Holidays.” One of the things I find joy in at the holiday season is how we open our doors to one another...
Every town has landmarks—they offer a strong sense of place and serve as reference points for giving directions. When I arrived in Park City, directions started from the Kimball Garage, an auto service garage with gas pumps, and later the Kimball Art Center took over the garage and replaced...
One of the challenges of still photography is to show depth and texture. After all, a photo is limited. I love the depth of 3-D images and never lost my fascination with View-Masters, devices that held a cardboard wheel with slide images where pairs of identical transparencies were slightly...
Like most, I grew up with the stories of the mist-shrouded peak in Greece that is home to the gods in Greek mythology, Mount Olympus, with the marble halls and gold thrones where the gods would meet and hatch up their plans of intrigue. However, after spending a glorious evening...
The bread and butter of architectural photographers, and I’m sure architects and builders, as well, are the structures that are basic to how we live and get through the day. I photographed some of these projects in the St. George area for architects CRSA just a day before the...
My suspicions first arose when I drove up to the classic home in the Cottonwoods, designed by Robert McArthur Studios (Bountiful) and built by Dan Stewart and Tri City Construction (Draper). The proportions, mullioned windows, and stonework combine for a gracious Carolina Southern flair, and the pillared entry was...