
Another reason I look forward to going to the temple lights is that it gives me a great opportunity to play with my camera. Granted, I don't have the best camera in the world, not even one of the better cameras available, but I love taking pictures. I forgot the tripod again this year, so I found myself using trees, chairs, signs, or any other fixed object as a tripod. The picture to the right is looking south from the visitor's center using the information sign as a tripod. It's not the clearest shot, but it's one of the better ones I ended up with.
Kristi and the kids had a fun time, even though it was kind of cold (for us Arizonans). We took our "adopted" daughter, Haylee, with us this time, and the kids really had a good time with her. It was her first time seeing the lights, and she's lived here her whole life.
Some of my family is coming down this week for a funeral, so we may have to make another trip to the temple before they head back to Canada.
7 comments:
That picture is beautiful...you have a lot more tricks than us because our pictures usually turn out blurry! Any hints?! Fun to see the lights!
That's a great picture. You'll have to email me the pictures we took while we were there.
Looks beautiful. Wish I could have been there!
I tagged you...no pressure.
That's a great picture and great color! I loved going to see the lights while I was there. Good times.
Hey Marc...your favorite cousin here! :) Just reminding you like I said I would...it's been a month since you last posted!
Yah Marc, we're going through thomsontimes withdrawal? What are your latest conquests?
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