Salt Lake Impressions
photography by Scott T. Smith
and Stephen Trimble
foreword by Holly Mullen, editor of City Weekly
published by Farcountry Press
- Photographers Scott Smith and Stephen Trimble join together to present their finest photographs of the greater Salt Lake area. Their collection of breathtaking images takes you on a journey through the area, from the crusted shores of the Great Salt Lake to the stone steps of the Mormon temple, from the green lawns of the University of Utah campus to the snow-sparkled slopes of Alta Ski Area. Witness the desert as well as the clean lines of Salt Lake City's skyline.
80 pages, 9 1/8'' x 8 1/8'', 102 color photos, 40 softcovers per case, Smythe-sewn
softcover
ISBN 10: 1560374594
ISBN 13: 9781560374596
$12.95
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| "Popular with families, joggers, and mountain bikers, the Bonneville Shoreline Trail runs through wildflower-covered meadows along Salt Lake Valley’s east bench, which is actually the eroded shoreline of prehistoric Lake Bonneville."
-from page 22 "Utah celebrates the arrival of Mormon pioneers in the valley every July 24. First held in 1849, Salt Lake City’s Pioneer Day parade is one of the largest and oldest parades in the United States, with floats from LDS church wards, business and community groups, horses, bands, beauty queens, and children in period dress."
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A former research meteorologist, Scott T. Smith has been a full-time freelance photographer since 1988. His images have appeared in periodicals including Audubon, National Geographic Traveler , Outside, and Sunset. He has published 6 books, including Along Wyoming's Continental Divide and Nevada: Magnificent Wilderness. Scott and his wife Mary live in Utah's Cache Valley with 4 pack llamas, some noisy geese, and 4 spoiled cats. |
| Stephen Trimble, a writer and photographer, has lived in Salt Lake City for twenty years. A former park ranger at Capitol Reef national parks, Steve has written twenty books about the area. | |