Missing my Dad

I'm just sitting here watching the Jazz v Suns and I'm really missing my Dad! We used to watch games together. Some of my favorite memories involve me, my Dad, and my sister watching sports. I recently was able to attend the Jazz game where Gaines beat the Cavs at the buzzer. The game was on TNT and I was so excited to get home to watch Inside the NBA with Dad. We watched those highlights over and over. It was well after 1 AM before we finally got him up to bed. I wasn't in bed until after 2 AM! I half expect to see him come buzzing in on his jazzy and start watching the game with me. Love you Dad!

Sports Photography

I was able to take my camera to the Jazz game v. the Suns last Monday. Below are a few of my favorite shots.

I snapped this one of me standing on the court.

That's my hand at the top of the frame giving DWill a high five as he came out for warm ups.

Paul Millsap

Williams and Brewer

Steve Nash

Tip off

Nash got by Williams on this play in the 1st half. I loved this shot of two of the best point guards in the game.

Nash bringing the ball up, I ike how the Jazz logo is in the background.

Millsap with a nice dunk in the 1st half.

Williams got the better of Nash on this one.

In the 2nd half I got this shot of one of Nash's patented layups.

This key 3 by Wesley Matthews helped put the Suns away.

Deron Williams at half court clapping that the Jazz had secured another W.

ESA celebrating another Jazz win.

AZ Landscapes

"2 Palms"

"Fence at South Mountain"

"Big Palm"

"Linear Perspective at South Mountain"

Baird Portraits

Back in November I did a shoot for the Bairds'. We went out to the Saltair area. I love shooting out there because there are a lot of great backgrounds so close together.

Easton, Melanie, & Michael

Michael tossing Easton, pretty dang high if you ask me.

Good looking family, here they are on the steps of a burnt out train car.

In front of the Great Salt Lake, I love the vastness out west.

This one is right in front of Black Rock. Shooting from a higher vantage point always makes for a different but interesting picture.

The train tracks in the shots above and below are just east of Black Rock.

James Family Portraits

A few months ago I had the chance to take some portraits for the James Family. We decided to take them at Exchange Place is Salt Lake City which was awesome! I thought they turned out great! Below are a few of my favorites.