Bismarck North Dakota Temple, 04 June 2011

The Bismark North Dakota Temple was the first temple stop on our epic road trip for the summer of 2011. Over the course of a month we drove over 10,000 miles and saw more than 30 Temples. We had stopped at Mount Rushmore on our way out, but this was the first actual temple stop on that trip.

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Provo Utah Temple – 2010/08/07

While this particular photoshoot had 25 total images, most of the images were of my family in front of the temple, so you will excuse me for not sharing those with you!

CameraPentax K10D
Shots3/25
Format6 Megapixel
MediumDigital
LightDay
SeasonSummer

Provo Utah Temple – 2009/08/15

Panoramas, Panoramas, Panoramas. Back around 2009 I suddenly got into this phase where I discovered panoramas. That’s what basically ALL these photos are for.

Which is not to say any of them are great.

I have tried to break the post up into Panoramas, due to this photo shoot having so many images. This is how I ended up having 47,000+ temple photos.

At the end of the post, I have stitched the panoramas together for you to see. Unfortunately, Imgur will likely downscale the images, so you may want to download the source and stitch them together yourself. You might even get better results!

CameraPentax K10D
Shots519
Format10 Megapixel
MediumDigital
LightNight
SeasonSummer

Standalone Images

Pano 1 & 2 source

Pano 3 & 4 source

HDR 1 & Pano 5 source

Pano 6, 7, & 8 Source

Pano 9 & 10 Source

Pano 11 & 12 Source

Pano 13 & 14 Source

Pano 15 & 16, HDR set 2

Pano 16 & 17 Source

Just the Panoramas

Billings Montana Temple, 4 August 2006 (Earlier)

I had been working my tail off, and I had some vacation time. I was stressed and needed to not be around for a while.

This trip took me from Utah, up through east Idaho, over to Billings, then over to Cardston, and home again.

I have divided this trip into 2 photos shoots, comprising photos taken before and photos taken after I was allowed onto the grounds.

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