A train derailed by the Budweiser plant and spilled hops. Here, a welder repairs the tracks.

Checkmate!

A few pictures from a local swim meet.

A darker view of kids and puppies. In the above photograph, none of the children were injured. Below are pictures of the birth of puppies via C-section. Just to warn you gazers, the images become VERY VERY bloody and gruesome. Not for the squeamish.

These are a few pictures from the anti-war protest last month. Here in dangerous Idaho, the demonstrators held their signs high, shouted, and politely asked passing motorists to honk their horns.

Features on skateboarding and snow melting.

I'm back, and with flying color!



Hey blog viewers, I know its been more than a month since I posted. I've tried to stay away from my blog to focus on my own work and vision. As you may notice, my blog has a new name... I never really liked the old one. And yes, I document dangerously. So don't worry, I have plenty of pictures to post. Keep checking back in the next few days/weeks. With that said:

I went down to Spanish Fork, Utah over the weekend to photograph the Holi Festival at the Krishna Temple and to continue a small project in Ogden, Utah. Holi is a holiday celebrated in India to welcome Spring. People are supposed to go outside and greet others they have not seen in a long time. Indians also throw colored powder and water at each other. In Spanish Fork, the Holi Festival is a day of celebration with traditional Indian dancers and food. Holi is also the "unofficial" spring break for BYU students. Thousands attended the celebration, and I really felt sorry for the clean-up crew. Enjoy the color.




Me surviving Holi.

Dentist Visit.


Matilde Matamoros, right, comforts her daughter, Joselin, as Dr. Glade Peterson, left, pulls Joselin's tooth. February 2 was Give Kids a Smile Day, where impoverished children throughout the country visited dentists for free.

Joselin Matamoros.

PYRO!
I should point out that the firefighters torched the house on purpose for a training exercise. That didn't stop me from taking part in a spot news exercise.

Skillz.