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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Monuments Week- Utah World War Memorial (First World War)
One of the titles that Christians use for Jesus is “Prince of Peace” this week while many of us celebrate Christ’s birth, let us take time to remember those who have died in war, be it for patriotism, honor, or … Continue reading
Monuments Week- St.Louis Soldiers Memorial Exterior (First World War)
One of the titles that Christians use for Jesus is “Prince of Peace” this week while many of us celebrate Christ’s birth, let us take time to remember those who have died in war, be it for patriotism, honor, or … Continue reading
Posted in Monuments and Memorials
Tagged athena nike, black and white, cityscape, cloud, clouds, doughboys, Fine Art Photography, first world war, great war, Joshua House Photography, memorial, memory, missouri, nurses, sacrifice, saint louis, soldiers, soldiers memorial, st. louis, stairs, statue, statues, stl, supreme sacrifice, war memorial, war monument, winged horse, world war, world war one
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Monuments Week- St. Louis Soldiers Memorial (First World War)
One of the titles that Christians use for Jesus is “Prince of Peace” this week while many of us celebrate Christ’s birth, let us take time to remember those who have died in war, be it for patriotism, honor, or … Continue reading
Posted in Monuments and Memorials
Tagged black and white, cenotaph, cityscape, FDR, Fine Art Photography, first world the world war, Joshua House Photography, memorial, memory, missouri, nurses, sacrifice, saint louis soldiers memorial, soldiers, st. louis, stl, supreme sacrifice, the great war, war, war memorial, war monument, war museum, world war one
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Colorado and Utah- Colorado Rainbow
Rainbows mean many things to many people. For some it’s gay pride, for some it’s the promise that God gave Noah in Genesis. For people in the west it’s a sign that it’s rained. Now, obviously, it’s a sign for … Continue reading
Colorado and Utah – Big Horn Pictogram
Long before the Mormons or we Gentiles reached the Green River Valley the Native Americans were already there. This pictogram of a Big Horn Sheep being chased by a wolf or coyote was made by the Freemont people. Whoever the … Continue reading
Colorado and Utah- Green River Canyon
Really, in this case, the caption says it all. Except that you need to go there and see it for yourself, because even though I may profit off of you buying the photo, it really can’t do this sight justice. … Continue reading
Posted in Photography - The American West
Tagged backpacking, black and white, canyon, cloud, clouds, Colorado, dinosaur national monument, echo park, Fine Art Photography, green river, green river canyon, harpers corner, Hiking, horizon, Joshua House Photography, landscape, moffet county, rafting, sunset, tree, trees, utah
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Colorado and Utah – Echo Park from the Ridge
Echo Park has a long history that the caption doesn’t fully capture. You see, back in the early 50’s, the Bureau of Reclamation wanted to build a massive dam in this area and flood it. This project was opposed by … Continue reading
Colorado and Utah – “Behold I speak unto you”
Here we have a wonderful view of the Angel Maroni as he raises his trumpet in recognition of his role in Mormonism as one of the prophets of the Book of Mormon. As a non-Mormon I of course didn’t enter … Continue reading
Colorado and Utah – Temple Square
I’ll get it out of the way right now. I’m not Mormon. But I have been to Salt Lake City a few times. I’m comfortable there, in fact more comfortable then I am in other parts of Utah. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Photography - The American West
Tagged 19th century america, angel moroni, black and white, church of jesus christ of laterday saints, cloud, clouds, faith, Fine Art Photography, Joshua House Photography, lds temple, mormon temple, place of worship, places of worship, religion, salt lake city, spire, spires, utah, worship
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