The Madness

Trouble.
Just as I'm trying to eat healthier and cook with fresher ingredients at home, they go and open this greatness in Orem.
Good thing the lines are so long... for now.

Tandi Schaeffer

Next Monday close up?
Tandi Schaeffer squares off for her first MMA fight Friday night.
Awesome.
Much more to come along with some multimedia that I'll be shooting on a 5D Mark II loaned to me by Chad Clark.
Can't wait.
Thanks Chad!

Yum.

For those of you who haven't tried Spark in Provo yet, do it!
And if you can't afford it, (like me), then befriend them on the Facebook and keep an eye out for their great deals and coupons they post.
They also have a delicious daily deal for lunch where you get a three course meal for $10! Healthy, yummy and a great deal.

BYU vs. Idaho State

A good spanking served up by the Cougars tonight.
Good to see some local high school talent, Tyler Haws and Brandon Davies on the floor.

Dig

All out of order, but some outtakes from the last month or so.

Taking the Plunge

Got a bit wet but came out with a fun shot.

UVU students Roger Smith, front left, and Neil Roberts, front right, scream and splash as they enter a pool of ice water during the Wolverine Polar Plunge, part of the school's homecoming activities on campus Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009. UVU's Outdoor Adventure Center hosts the plunge, now in its third year, to provide a challenging event for students daring enough to freeze for prizes, including an Ipod Touch. Twenty-five participants entered the cold water where they spent three minutes treading water before diving to collect from 500 pennies thrown in to determine a winner. "I didn't have my contacts in so I couldn't tell the difference between leaves and pennies," said Smith after coming up with 15 cents, a far cry from winner Josh Lowder's 49 pennies. Roberts came up with even fewer coins. "But it was fun still," he said shivering afterward. UVU's homecoming week will conclude Friday with a mens basketball game against North Dakota State at 7 p.m., preceded by a tailgate party and followed by an Institute Homecoming Dance. MARK JOHNSTON/Daily Herald

Firetruck Frustration

A portrait of a Highland couple who were unlucky enough to have a giant fire station built across the street from their lovely home in the fast growing town.
Worst part of all, aside from all the bright lights and noise, it blocks a magnificent view of American Fork Canyon!

Shitty.

There is a 580EX flash through a 30" white umbrella to the left of the subjects inside the house and out of view. Was lucky that it still picked up the signal from the on camera transmitter through the window.