Archive for July, 2009

• 0July 30, 2009

  POD – Salt Lake City

  It took 40 years for the early Utah pioneers to build the Salt Lake temple. Amazingly, my great-great grandfather, Henry...
• 0July 29, 2009

  POD – Lake Sabrina, Sierra Mountains

  I wonder how many people drive through Bishop, California and completely miss one main reason to live there: only a...
• 0July 28, 2009

  POD – Boys

  Oh to be a young boy again! Life is full of dirt, bugs, balls, games, naps, exploration… I snapped this...
• 1July 27, 2009

  POD – God Rays on Mount Tom

  Photo: Robin Lunt (2009) – Robin caught this great photo of Mount Tom as seen from the Owens valley near...
• 0July 22, 2009

  POD – Eating Nemo

  Miles takes a bite out of the local fish at the Seattle aquarium. (Canon 5D Mark ii; 1/30sec at f/4;...
• 0July 21, 2009

  POD – From Washington to Washington

  This week, Robin and I have the pleasure of hopping from one end of the country to the other. Leaving...
• 0July 20, 2009

  One Giant Leap

  40 years ago this very day, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong touched the surface of the moon, and quickly discovered...
• 0July 17, 2009

  Converting Sweat Into Textbooks

  Here’s a fun short video about how my niece Sydney is saving money for college by sweating it out. She’s...
• 0July 17, 2009

  POD – The Sleeping Pillars of Santiago, Spain

  Photo Albert Ochosa (2005) – To round out our international photographers week of PODs, this rotated photo of the pillars...
• 1July 16, 2009

  POD – Patagonia, Grass and River

  Photo: Javier Echaiz – “This is Malleo River, widely considered one of the world’s best dry-fly rivers, the Malleo runs...