The moon as seen from Utah Lake, looking back toward Provo.
Marry me
What could be more romantic than a marriage proposal on a trophy store sign? But I still hope she said yes.
Wet Season
It has been an unusually wet summer here in Utah. I was trying to film raindrops during a particularly violent thunderstorm and kept forgetting to disable my flash. This was one of the results.
Canyon Road
In my opinion, the Provo Canyon path looks especially pretty as a black-and-white photo.
Water Park
It wasn't until I moved away from BYU campus that I got to know other parts of Provo a lot better. This water park is located in central Provo and these two slides are the main attraction for everyone over the height requirement of 48'. :)
Construction
Utah + summer = road construction. These cones were eventually used to cut off one lane on a major Provo road--University Avenue.
Stormy Flag
I love this large flag just outside of a local grocery store. Especially when storm clouds are just rolling in.
Provo Tabernacle
Before Christmas, one of Provo's landmarks caught fire. Here is a picture of the structure (which is currently held up by scaffolding):
The Neighborhood Hangout
I love when people get creative. I mean, if you don't have a porch, where else would you hang the birdfeeders?
Happy Easter!
I saved this particular Sunday Churches entry for Easter, because this is the most important building in the whole city to me, and Easter is one of the most important days of the year. This is the Provo Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where members of the church go to worship and to make sacred covenants that will enable us to return to God. And what better day is there to make mention of this building, which is for so many people symbolic of the hope of eternal life, than on Easter, when we remember that Christ atoned for us to save us from sin and rose from the tomb to save us from the grave?
"He is not here, for He is risen." Happy Easter!
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