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Home styling expert Noelle Wright shares tips to help you create and artfully arrange photo-worthy moments in your home, snapped or not

Celebrating her 60th birthday, American icon Barbie is popping up everywhere, including Park City’s Julie Nester Gallery. “American Scenes,” the gallery’s summer exhibition (June 28-July 23) will showcase the work of David Levinthal, a central figure in American postmodern photography. Included will be photos from his “Wild West” and “Baseball”...

The University of Utah School of Medicine opens an exciting new workplace connected to the medical campus by a new sky bridge.  The glass panels of the new HELIX Tower at the University of Utah reflect the spring sky. The western portion faces a paved access lot set over a...

The Edison House, a new urban social club, adds vibrance to the energized social scene in downtown Salt Lake west of State Street. Salt Lake City is going through some big changes, and one of the noticeable shifts is west of State Street. Even mid-week, the sidewalks are bustling and...

In Park City’s Old Town, building on two adjacent lots addresses the challenges of saving the mining history while creating a spacious livable home for a resort lifestyle.

A recently completed home in Empire Pass softens its modern elements with livable design, warm wood details and mountain views.

I can usually tell where people like to spend their time when I photograph a home, but I couldn’t pin it down for the house in Park City’s Promontory development

I’ll own up to my love of gear, doodads, and gizmos, and that makes photography a perfect career for me. The right gear makes the impossible possible and brings ease to the difficult. I was thrilled to see a new source open up, Essential Photo Supply. Each photo store...

I’m someone who can measure time as before and after Adobe Photoshop. I started with film, but with digital cameras and Photoshop, everything changed. People ask me about it, and I can talk about gels on the light sources, density films on windows, color meters, gels on the lenses,...

The nonprofit group Spy Hop invites the voices of youth aged nine to 19 to be heard and valued as they tell their stories through film, music, audio and digital design. Beginning as an option for an after-school program that initially had 12 participants, now 18,000 participate in in-school,...