Just Some Pictures I Took

Because I do not reblog anything, all photos are originals taken by myself. If you want a full resolution copy of any of them I'd be happy to provide one.

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Ogden temple. Ogden, Utah.

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Ogden temple. Ogden, Utah.

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Ogden temple. Ogden, Utah. 

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Logan Temple. Logan, Utah.

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Brigham City temple.

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It’s hard to take a bad picture of this building.

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Six bubbles

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It’s a bubble

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Our newest baby announcement. 

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Fun ideas for Halloween

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I took some pictures of my 90 year old grandpa to help preserve his legacy. I think some of them turned out pretty good. 

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Women’s 400m featuring (from left to right) Phyllis Francis (USA), Novlene Williams-Mills (Jam), Stephenie Ann McPherson (Jam), Allyson Felix (USA), Sanya Richards-Ross (USA), Natasha Hastings (USA), and Libania Grenot (ITA). (Not pictured: Christine Day).

Allyson Felix won the race in 50.05 with Sanya Richards-Ross coming in second in 50.29. They have 8 olympic gold medals and 13 world championship gold medals between the two of them. Basically, two of the greatest athletes ever.

UPDATE: Allyson Felix added to her already impressive resume with a brilliant performance at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Felix brought home two gold medals in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays and a silver medal in the 400m. 

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Jessie Williams, USA. Former world champion in the high jump. Standing at 6ft flat, he has a personal best of 7ft 9.25in in the high jump. That is 21.25 inches above his head for those of you that are counting.