Don's Photos

A glorious sunset as seen from Rock Canyon Park, Provo.

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With Darlene Brandt, one of my former music teachers. She was also my conductor in the sixth-grade orchestra.

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The Mormon Battalion Monument on the Utah State Capitol grounds commemorates the service of 500 Latter-day Saints who marched from Fort Leavenworth, Kan., to San Diego during the war with Mexico and helped put down the Bear Flag revolt.

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The Utah State Capitol recently underwent a renovation, including a seismic upgrade and an overhaul of the interior to restore it to its original splendor. This is one of the capitals on the pillars in the House of Representatives.

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

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Barnegat Lighthouse was decommissioned in 1944, but today you can go to the top and get a great view of the Atlantic Ocean and Barnegat Bay.

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Barnegat Lighthouse was built in 1859 by George Gordon Meade, who would later go on to command Union forces at Gettysburg.

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Taken at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park August 1985.

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The Salt Lake LDS Temple in Salt Lake City is flanked by lighted trees as part of the annual Christmas display on Temple Square. The display attracts thousands of visitors each night.

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Pulaski Massacre monument in Mystic Island, N.J., circa 1982. The monument memorializes the men under Count Casmir Pulaski's command who were massacred on that spot by British troops during the American Revolution, Oct. 15, 1778.

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

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In October 2000, I covered the gubernatorial debate at Utah Valley State College, where independent candidate Jeremy Friedbaum (standing at podium) had just broken a multi-week hunger strike for media attention.

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Bulkhead piling in Mystic Islands, N.J., circa 1981

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My best friend Roger and I went to the LDS Church's Hill Cumorah Pageant in upstate New York. Here, we're standing at the corner of Main and Canadaigua Streets, the only intersection in the country where there's a church on each corner.

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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 is one of many Nativity Scenes on display around Temple Square in Salt Lake City each Christmas season.

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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.

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