I've gone out several times over the past weeks, around Benson, and the Cutler Marsh, and I'm feeling like I'm really getting to know the Bear River and Cache Valley on a deeper level, though there's still so much more to discover.
I also bought a 6x9 medium format rangefinder recently, and it's been fun getting back into film photography, even though I haven't gotten any of the film developed yet. It's been nice to have to slow down and not take the "shotgun approach" that digital can allow you to take. I've noticed I approach the photographed scene just slightly differently with film. I'm sure the focal length of the lens and the fact that it's a rangefinder with no light meter has something to do with this change.
Here are some photos from the last few outings.
Tree Blown by the Breeze, Bear River, Benson, Utah, 2016
Bear River, Benson, Utah, 2016
Irrigation Pump House, Clay Slough, Utah, 2016
Clay Slough, Utah, 2016
Culvert, Clay Slough, Utah, 2016
Parking Lot and Sign Post, Clay Slough, Utah, 2016