Goblin Valley - Part 1

  A few weeks ago my friends and I went to the Goblin Valley in Southern Utah. This place is absolutely amazing. I was lucky to see this natures creation. Time, wind, water and living creature, all these things modified these stalagmites. On this trip alone I shot about 800 pictures.We were there only for a few hours, but it was so much fun to climb these thing and jump off of them. This is a national park, and it's only part of this type where you can freely climb any rocks and go into any cave you want. 

Salt Lake City

      I hope you like these pictures...

      I finally finished editing my pictures that I took about 3 weeks ago. I took about 270 pictures one day just while walking around Salt Lake City. I took me about 3 weeks to edit them all. First of all I had to separate them all. After separating I had left only about 70 pictures. And in the process of editing I have left about 60 of them and while editing I also deleted some. Basically what I have been posting in last few weeks is all that's there to look at.
     I wish I had more time on editing... But I also have school and work and friends! All these things demand attention like crazy! But I enjoy my school, like my job and I love my friends :-)

    Ever since I got photoshop I can't immagine going to something else! Same is with Apple products.

With photoshop and an iMac editing pictures is sooo much more fun! I can spend hours on editing and I hardly get tired or bored. I love love love taking pictures and I absolutely adore the process of editing. It's maybe weird but I enjoy it.

    In this post I present to you some of my latest picture that I took while walking around at Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah. That place is so good for taking pictures. The day when I was picture hunting I saw lots of photographers who were doing the same. 

    There is something special in finding objects to capture on a camera. And I often get lost in all the things that I find interesting around me. The time that I spend on looking for things and taking pictures of them is very relaxing for me. It's like my own relaxation therapy, no one tells me what to do, where to go or what to shoot. I call it MY TIME. The time that I spend alone with my imagination. I often let it fly and look for beautiful, interesting or simply weird objects. 

    In other words I love photography...