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Prophets at Nauvoo	Attention to Detail
The artist even included representations of Joseph Smith and Gordon B. Hinckley, the two LDS prophets who were instrumental in creating the first and current Nauvoo Temples. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 29, 2008	Even the temple's dedicatory inscription has been included on the replica. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 29, 2008
Nauvoo Temple in Lego	Recycled building	Apple Blossom
The grandson of LDS sculptor Avard Fairbanks created this replica of the Nauvoo Temple out of Lego pieces. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 29, 2008	Workers attach a water tower to the new Timpanogos Harley Davidson store in Lindon, Utah. The store is mostly made from material salvaged from the old Geneva Steel mill. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 28, 2008	A sign of spring. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 7, 2008
Dragon Pole	Simpson Springs Station	Red Rock Mountain 2
One of the signs you're in Seattle's Chinatown. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 7, 2008	This monument and restored station house commemorate the Pony Express station at Simpson Springs in Utah. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 7, 2008	Some of the red rock and scrub near Torrey, Utah This photo is Public Uploaded on April 2, 2007
Piling	Tabernacle and Temple at Christmastime	Watergate Heroes
Bulkhead piling in Mystic Islands, N.J., circa 1981 This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008	The recently renovated Salt Lake Tabernacle is lit and decorated for the holidays. This photo is Public Uploaded on Dec. 3, 2007	The highlight of the Society of Professional Journalists' 2007 National Convention was a panel discussion with Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward of The Washington Post on Watergate and its aftermath. Joining them was Ben Bradlee, the Post's editor during that time. Afterwards, they did a book signing where I got this picture, as well as had them autograph my copy of All The President's Men. This photo is Public Uploaded on Oct. 10, 2007
Oakland LDS Temple	Mad Cow	Washington, D.C., Temple Doors
I visited the Oakland LDS Temple in 1999. The bas reliefs on the building are beautiful, and it is a Bay Area landmark. This photo is Public Uploaded on Feb. 28, 2007	The nation's first case of Mad Cow disease was found in Mabton, Wash. It would be interesting if the city tried to capitalize on that notoriety. Thanks to Photoshop, we can see how it would look. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 1, 2007	These are the main doors to the Washington, D.C., LDS Temple. This photo is Public Uploaded on Jan. 10, 2008
Geiser Grand	Red Rock Mountains	Leaves
The Geiser Grand Hotel was restored to its original glory, making it the centerpiece of Baker City's (Oregon) downtown. This photo is Public Uploaded on March 1, 2007	Red Rock formations near Torrey, Utah This photo is Public Uploaded on April 2, 2007	This was a high-school art project where I dabbled a bit in large-format photography. This photo is Public Uploaded on Aug. 18, 2007