I took this photograph of the Rexburg Idaho Temple in 2025 while visiting my sister for her graduation at BYU-Idaho. I wanted the image to evoke a sense of nostalgia and preserve the memory of that special trip.

I used the rule of thirds to organize the composition and edited the photograph in Adobe Lightroom. To me, the image represents the connection between heaven and earth, showing how they can feel united in one meaningful place.

I took this photograph of the Idaho Falls Idaho Temple in 2025. Like the Rexburg photograph, I wanted the image to evoke a sense of nostalgia and preserve the memory connected to the place.

For this photograph, I used a centered composition to place the temple directly at the center of the image and make it the main focus. I edited the photograph in Adobe Lightroom. To me, the image represents the connection between heaven and earth in a peaceful and meaningful setting.

I took this photograph near Temple Square in Salt Lake City. I wanted people to connect the beauty of nature with the elements of downtown and notice how both can exist in the same space.

I used the rule of thirds to organize the composition and edited the photograph in Adobe Lightroom. To me, the photograph represents a small forest in the middle of the city. It shows that nature can continue to grow and live even in an urban environment.

I took this photograph at Little Dell Reservoir in Salt Lake City during a lightning storm. I wanted to capture the light that remained in the landscape while the storm was approaching and show that brightness can still exist during a dark moment.

I used the rule of thirds and leading lines to organize the composition and guide the viewer through the image. I edited the photograph in Adobe Lightroom.