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Today was Monday.  And as is the case every Monday for the typical BYU-I student, Monday means FHE (family home evening).  This shot is of our FHE group meeting at our place.

Today we had Stake Conference in the Hart auditorium.  This photo was taken with my iPhone while waiting for it to start.

On Saturday, 8th of November, I used my computer to make a time lapse movie of the front of my apartment.  Unfortunately the weather was pretty boring–rolling clouds and moving shadows would have been cool, but it still turned out all right.

Sun Up Till Sun Down Time Lapse from Kyle Weber on Vimeo.

Tonight I went to the Teton Dam to do some photography. Since I didn’t happen to go home to Star Valley this weekend, I decided to take some photos of the surrounding area.  Click “Read the rest of this entry“  for all of the photos.

The Teton Dam broke in 1976, destroying many homes in Eastern Idaho.  Rexburg, Idaho (where I go to school) has a museum dedicated to the event.  More information on the Teton Dam catastrophe can be found at Wikipedia

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Today I went to the Teton Dam (what’s left of it) and took some photos.  This is an HDR of a most beautiful sunset.

Nothing describes BYU Idaho more then this–a student pondering and studying the scriptures on campus on a Friday afternoon.

I currently attend BYU Idaho and am majoring in Computer Information Technology.  My major is located in the Smith building, so I happen to spend a lot of time there.  This is a little snapshot I took of the entry.  Social life in the Smith.

For my photo journal entry of the day I decided to show you where I spend a good deal of my learning time.  Yeah, it’s my computer desk…

Room mates and I all went to Fongs for dinner.

For my photography class we have a new assignment–to create on a blog a journal containing a random photo we took throughout the day.  This first photo is of my college apartment mate, Adam Weber.