

Here’s a beautiful photograph that was never published. Every fall newspaper photographers are sent out to capture the changing of the season.
I got the call one day, with the reminder that, “It’s got to have people in it!”
I drove up Farmington Canyon after a light dusting of snow and there was not a soul in sight. But there was this beautiful scene as the sun snuck out through the foggy clouds.
I was unaware that another Tribune photographer had also gotten the fall colors assignment. His photo ran in the next day’s paper. Was it because there were no people in mine? No. His shot had no people in it, either.
Last Saturday Chris Detrick and I were down in Provo to photograph the BYU vs. TCU football game. We had been tasked with putting out a video piece on the game. Wanting to do something different we decided to use the wild west theme of our sports page that day, which featured a cartoon of two gunfighters (a cougar and a horny frog) in a showdown. We put together a video mashing up various elements from the sports page (over-the-top headlines and text, the cartoon) as well as our photos from the game. I just checked for it on the Tribune site and noticed that the video isn’t working. Now that I look around, I don’t think it ever even went up.
Not to worry, it got taken a step further and this version is quite ridiculous. Enjoy:
BYU gets crushed 38-7 by TCU. Here’s how it went down:

TCU’s Ed Wesley (34) leaps over BYU’s DB Brandon Bradley (5) for a first half touchdown.

TCU’s Joseph Turner (24) lets out a yell after scoring in the first half.

TCU’s Jimmy Young (88) pulls in a touchdown pass ahead of BYU’s DB Brandon Bradley (5).

BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall yells as his team comes off the field.

Max Hall is sacked by TCU’s Cory Grant (57).

Max Hall is sacked by TCU’s D.J. Yendrey (55, front) and TCU’s Wayne Daniels (96).

Max Hall walks off the field after fumbling the ball.

Max Hall on the bench with the score 38-7. At left is Harvey Unga, right is Dennis Pitta.

A BYU fan epxresses his disappointment with the officiating.

Grass stains on Max Hall’s jersey.

Couldn’t resist photographing this sign spotted during a tour today of a homeless shelter.

On assignment down in Short Creek a couple months back and the last thing I ever expected to find was this old school Vans truck with logos that have been cooked in the desert sun for at least a couple decades. Way cool.




Lexxi Galloway, Abby Hone: “I sit in a padded room. I’m often mistaken for a dummy.”

Mattias Kasparian

I was too freaked out to ask her name.

Ervin Amaya

Britany Egan: “I’m a patient who killed her doctor and has a brain.” Gage Barney