As I drive America’s greatest highway for my project on US89, the people I meet in places like rural Montana (above) tell me that access to health insurance is a constant worry.
More than two years ago, I tossed my solution for national health insurance to a friend who is/was highly placed in Utah Governor [...]
Plywood now covers most of the windows of this former LDS ward building, privately owned, in Ovid, Idaho
The first ever Bear Lake Photo Seminar was a great success, with over 50 people attending and lots of participation. Harley blogged a great wrap-up of the workshop. I was struck by how few gearheads I met; these [...]
New Windsor Neon
This image is all about cool: cool blues, the 1950s jazzy kind of cool, the cool of a late evening. How deceptive images can be: it was 100 degrees in Phoenix that night.
When I went to Arizona in August for the monsoons, I had an extra evening in the schedule and I wanted [...]
LDS Temple in Manti Utah
Campaign signs mingle their traditional red, white and blue hues with the seasonal colors on historic Highway 89. This last few days of ordinary time, before Halloween launches America into the holiday season, will be filled with pumpkin-carving contests, youth soccer games, and gathering in the last of the garden produce. [...]
Grain elevator in Wilsall, Montana
In the process of getting ready to talk about my U.S. 89 project on Saturday, I decided to pull together the images I made since I last gave this talk in May to see which ones to add to the presentation.
One night in my Moab motel room last May, I [...]
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