Temples

LDS Logan Temple in Fall

On a fall morning the sun rose over Mount Logan and cast its cool rays to perfectly light the LDS Logan Temple in Logan, UT. A bird was caught gliding just above the center of the temple enjoying the colorful fall view.

LDS Logan Temple in October - Aerial

A rain storm had drenched Cache Valley through the night darkening the streets and awakening early fall foliage. While the clouds in to the east hung on Mount Logan the sun peered through and lit up the valley and the LDS Logan Temple in Logan, UT. An ariel shot captures the scene.

Manti Temple under the Storm

Navoo Temple at Night

Logan Temple Lightens the Smoggy Cache Valley Winter

Logan LDS Temple Above the Haze

Frequently in January and Febuary atmospheric inversions cause haze in Cache Valley. The Logan LDS Temple stands out above the haze signifying a beacon of light to the surrounding haze filled environment.

Logan Temple Cold Winter

The temperature hovered right at 6 degrees farenheight for this late morning aerial photo of the LDS Logan temple in Logan, UT in January 2017. The temperature inversion caused the smog to lie dormant in the valley. This atmospheric effect made the Wellsville mountains appear to be floating over the valley.