Windows for Reflection

It's been several weeks since I rode in the Huntsman 140, and I still haven't written anything here to follow up on the event. Alas...

Tomorrow I will be riding in the Huntsman 140 bike ride starting in Delta, Utah, and finishing at the doors of the Huntsman Cancer Institut...

Heads up everyone, it’s a magic day today! And it is also the anniversary date of this blog. I started it on this date, four years a...

My good friend Morgan just announced that she recently got engaged. This is very happy news, and it just makes me smile. I worked with Mor...

Quoted from The Alchemist: "...He was selling better then ever, as if time had turned back to the old days when the street had been...

In evening in early September 2009, I was alone in a hotel room far from my home. I sat and listened to some old music that evening that I...

As a nation, we recently celebrated our birthday, Independence Day. The day when we stood up, declared our self a sovereign nation, and swo...

Today is the 100th anniversary of my father's birth, and so it seems fitting that I should write a note of tribute for him. Frank Seft...

Hurt Pain Sadness Loss Happiness Joy Compassion... ...and Love. We're all human. All the world over. We all feel the same emotions, and ...

We all hear it from time to time, people saying that your failures can turn into your greatest successes. But when your standing firmly in t...

Located in Seattle along the banks of Puget Sound lies Discovery Park . The park is a sprawling 534 acre natural area that has the certain t...

"Everyone has a story." It's a quote from one of my favorite movies. I had the opportunity a couple of weeks ago to go out wi...

"...he sat and observed the awesome creation manifested before him. He pondered it, wondered at it, and strove to understand it. But it...

The white light fell around me, gently shimmering through the trees. A slight breeze flitted along, and the clouds raced overhead, now and t...

"I stood there in the fading light, and stared down the at the path. I wondered what madness had ever convinced me to set my feet on th...

That's how long it took. Four minutes and four seconds elapsed between the moment that the bride handed the bouquet to the first bridesm...

This couple was so fun to work with. It probably helped that it was my sister, but they were very amiable and patient. And credit goes to th...

The couple wandered to the top of the hill and posed themselves. It turned out to be one of my favorites shots of the day.

Life goes on doesn't it? A lot of us are pretty blessed if we take a minute to stop and really think about it... God is, after all, quit...

Sometimes, maybe the only real option left is to rake all the rubbish into piles and set fire to it.... --- For many years now, our family h...

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"I don’t want to have my picture taken," she said. "I’d like one of those puffy flower things though." "Well go pic...

A while back then a friend said something to me: "I would prefer to give everything I have and live for just that moment than to live ...

This is one of my favorite shots from an engagement session that I did about seven weeks ago. I've totally ignored my blog lately, so th...

On Sunday, July 31, 1994, my older brother Sephton Frank Naylor, was killed in a car wreck on his way home from a fishing trip with his youn...

Yesterday was the one year anniversary of this bog. Really, it’s a little amazing to me, and almost every time I log in to my blog page, I ...

Paul Cardall is one of my hero's. He is a fabulous musician that has done huge things for the music community here in Salt Lake. I'...

As I looked over the city ruins, I wondered, who had walked here? Who had lived, loved, laughed, and cried? What happened to them? Forgotten...

Last Sunday, I made the first site visit for what will be called the Di- Ahman Project . In short, this project will be an effort to get on...