Out Like A Lion

I guess Mother Nature didn't get the memo about Spring arriving a week ago and sent this morning's snow storm here, rather than it's rightful owner, Bismark. That said, it did create a beautiful blanket of snow over everything so rather than jogging through it this morning wishing it was warmer, I took a camera and tried to find a nice photo. I know... a camera?....jogging?!? But like I always tell my wife, what if an F-16 crashed in front of me? -BN

Organic Farmer

I met this interesting guy who used to be a ballet dancer in NYC and has since decided to promote a healthy lifestyle by growing organic food in Kaysville for people to purchase. The story was on the docket to run tomorrow (Monday) in the Deseret Morning News so I thought I would post a more artsy fartsy shot since they may run different photos. -BN

March 29th "Latest Not Greatest"

Shot some sites the LDS Conference goers may want to check out while they are in town for next weekend's semi-annual gathering. This is a pioneer home. -BN

Our Friend Heidi

We have some very close friends named Steve and Heidi. This is Heidi after 4 hours of watching our kids. Don't worry though, she is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. -BN

March 27 Post

Finished this slideshow today so your installment is a video, not a photo. -BN

Hillary W. Obama Bush Spears?

At the office we have had a life sized cardboard cutout of W. It seems that the staff, in order to maintain a level of levity, have gradually produced a favorite visage to cover that of the Commander in Chief. -BN

Skaters at Church

My church has a big parking lot for us grown adults to park our cars but today I noticed that apparently, there is also a special spot inside the door for the kids to park their boards. -BN

Trip to Dentist

I had an appointment to have my remaining three wisdom teeth ripped from my jaw and figured I would be too drugged up for a cool photo today. This one looks menacing enough anyway. -BN

Easter Fun

I really wish I could take credit for this photo but sadly, I cannot. As I was laying on my sick bed with a touch of strep, my wife hauled the well dressed sugar-a-holics to grandmas for an Easter egg hunt and the obligatory photo op. I was pleasantly surprised to find this on my camera when they returned. She has always preferred the small, credit card size point and shoot cameras to my behemoths but after today, I think there is hope. Nice work. -BN

Squirrel Banter

I would love to provide a story with this photo but there really isn't one. I was waiting at a stoplight and this guy, apparently bored, struck up a conversation with a squirrel. -BN

Good Friday

I shot a wedding today and I was positive that the photo of today would be matrimonious in nature, until I came across this Good Friday march to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. My wife and I both liked the solemn nature of some of these faces. -BN

Madness at Dinner

Caught a bit of the madness as a passerby named Andrew checks out the score in the final moments of the Duke v. Belmont game. Duke dodged a huge bullet in the last 14 seconds or so and won the game by a point. BYU lost a few minutes later by five. -BN

Guitarman

Shot this while setting up a portrait of this guitar man. He is a university instructor who uses the guitar in his lecture. I also loved the smiley face tie. -BN

Polk School Hoops

I certainly had a hard time passing up this basketball silhouette. I am a sucker for a good silhouette photo, probably to a fault. -BN

Green or Not, Oatmeal is Still Bad

So I thought that dying the breakfast green would actually help the kids be excited about eating it. It worked for the two that usually eat it up anyway, but the E-Man was in true form pushing it back to me. When I was young, I thought it was child abuse that my parents fed us oatmeal everyday. I guess the saying is true, "The older I get the smarter my parents become." -BN

Slidin' on the Green

So I cheated a little on this photo of the day because I actually shot it Friday. I thought it would be appropriate given it's emerald hue. -BN

Organist

About a month ago, I went to a movie at the Egyptian Theater in Ogden which is a rare occasion because it's actually a theater with a stage for ballet, symphonic and theatrical performances. Before the movie, there was this guy playing the historic organ which has been in the theater for who know how long. It was like I had stepped back in time. Here are his hands, which have been playing organ and piano for most of his life. -BN

McDonald's and Mothers-In-Law

My mother-in-law is one of the kindest, sweetest and most caring people I know. I don't think I have ever seen her loose her cool, yell, show anger or "lose it" in any way. We are lucky to have her as a constant source of unconditional love she shows to my children. This photo is a great one of her despite the McDonald's Mayhem surrounding her. -BN

Rainy Days & Thursdays

So I know that many photographers wait for a good rainstorm to get a photo like this, including me. Not that I consciously wait around and anticipate it but since I had a few minutes to look around, and it happened to be raining, and I had my 100mm macro lens, (often I don't) I was able to get this shot. -BN

March 12th Silhouette

Caught this at the U