February 23rd, 2010

Yesterday I took a trip to the Idaho National Laboratory to photograph a building they’re demolishing. I arrived a little early so I quickly (like 65 mph) photographed three dormant volcanoes along the highway in the area.

East Butte, Middle Butte, and Big Southern Butte, Idaho 2010

I then took a detour home through Arco, ID. Arco is a small farming community whose two claims to fame are:
1. It is “The first city in the world to be lit by nuclear power”
2. Its proximity to Craters of the Moon National Monumnet.

It’s a cool little town. I made a few quick photographs of the hand-decrorated signs and building in the city.

Mountain Mural, Arco, ID 2010

Wrap Around Mural, Arco, ID 2010

Arco Christian Mural, Arco, ID 2010

Hand-Painted Bluebird, Arco, ID 2010

Susan’s brother Andy and his wife Kat were in town this weekend. We all went down to Idaho Falls to have dinner with them and then we all went bowling at Bowlero, a sweet bowling alley in Idaho Falls. We had a good time and I liked the light in the bowling alley. I did more photographing than bowling.

Bowlero Cafe, Bowlero Bowling Alley, Idaho Falls, ID 2010

Bowling Balls, Bowlero Bowling Alley, Idaho Falls, ID 2010

Ceiling Fan, Bowlero Bowling Alley, Idaho Falls, ID 2010

Susan

Kevin

Ethan

Jacob

Andy, Jacob, and Kat

Ethan, Kevin, and Jacob, Bowlero Bowling Alley, Idaho Falls, ID 2010