
Salt Lake City – Gabriel Hernandez (left) and Humberto Amaya put on their traditional costumes and headress before taking the stage to perform as Aztec dancers at the Hispanic Fiesta Days in Washington Square Thursday, August 14, 2008.
It’s just a photo today. I don’t have any witty stories (about how we almost didn’t get a photo out of this event but then we did). And I don’t have any technical advice (about how I used an off-camera strobe with a LightSphere defuser wirelessly off to the left to softly punch up the scene). I especially don’t have any worthwhile behind the scenes details (like how I sent in the photo from my car with just four minutes left on my shift while watching the first episode of season 5 of The Wire). And I certainly don’t have any funny Utah stories (like how I heard that the photo is running on the page right next to a story about Bountiful city banning employee tattoos).
“When a police officer shows up, you don’t want to see a Nazi tattoo on their forehead or a ring around their nose,” Bountiful City Manager Tom Hardy said.
No, nothing hilarious here today.







