Photojournalistic Journey

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As an alternative to writing an extensive blog this evening, I instead prefer to share a small sampling of images from my weekend trip to Hiawatha, Utah. I choose to let this be a photojournalistic journey of a day into my life.

I wish I could have stayed longer; however, I am thankful that I seized a chance, and took a road less traveled.

A brief description of most of these photos can be found here.

And He's off...

Pin It I am posting this morning as I make ready to leave.

I was going to go yesterday for two days, but with events panning out as they did, I didn’t get to leave yesterday as I’d originally hoped. Therefore, I have decided to head out to the desert this morning and plan to be home late tonight.

If anyone is wondering just where I’ll be, it will be in the San Rafael Swell. More specifically, I’ll be in the Buckhorn Wash, out by Flattop Mesa, and maybe even head out to the Hidden Splendor Mine a bit later in the day.

I plan to watch the sun set while sitting on the edge of the vermilion cliffs at Little Grand Canyon—after all I didn’t get the opportunity last time.

I’ll surely come back with tales of adventure to share.

Until then,

Adieu

Abandoned Hospital

Pin It At one of my recent photoshoots in Lehi, I noticed an old, deserted, brick building across the street. According to a man shoveling his walk in the neighborhood, it used to be a hospital and it has been many other things since that time.

It was heartrending to see this majestic, aged building which had fallen into a state of disrepair, where it now only served as home to pigeons.

Heedless of the cold, my friend and I ventured through the drifts of snow and into the shadowy depths of the structure. These images are now what I share with you…