Don's Photos

Shot from the South Tower of the World Trade Center in 1982. Truly a one-of-a-kind shot.

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I took this in 1983, while studying at Brookdale Community College in LIncroft, N.J.

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Who knew they bult Cape Cod houses back in the 19th Century? It all depends on the angle

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This was a high-school art project where I dabbled a bit in large-format photography.

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Senior photography project, examining the concepts of hard and soft. Shot at Graveling Point, Mystic Island, N.J.

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I found the juxtaposition of a church listing with the amusement park signs irresistible

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The Manti Temple was built from limestone quarried at the building site. The temple grounds are also the site of the annual Mormon Miracle Pageant.

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Then-Gov. Mike Leavitt (now Health and Human Services Secretary) came by our office to talk about Utah issues in October 2000. I did the interview in our publisher's office.

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This was a three-hour exposure pointed at the North Star at Boulder Mountain in Utah.

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Some of the red rock and scrub near Torrey, Utah

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Red Rock formations near Torrey, Utah

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This was the sweeping view of the surrounding mountains from Birdseye Quarry.

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Mount Timpanogos, one of the highest peaks in Utah Valley, was clearly visible from the trail up to Birdseye Quarry.

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I'm interviewing Tom Green, who was convicted of bigamy in the first trial of a Utah polygamist in fifty years. Green was found guilty in 2001 and sent to prison for five years. In the background, LeeAnn Green, one of Tom's five wives, is being interviewed by another reporter.

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Here I am (center) talking to Tom Green after a hearing on his bigamy charges. Green was eventually sent to prison for five years on the charges. Next to me is Shirley Green, one of his five wives.

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In 2002, Neil Bush, the brother of President Bush, came to Provo to campaign for Tim Bridgewater who was running for Congress. I was given the chance to interview him. This is the fifth member of the Bush family I have seen in person.

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In December, we went to the annual Christmas party at the Governor's Mansion. Pictured to our left is Lt. Gov Gary R. Herbert and his wife, Jeanette, while Mary Kay and Gov. Jon M. Huntsman are to our right.

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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.

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