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Farmington Bay: A Place Worth Returning To
by Ana Sosa July 18, 2025

A quiet return to one of Utah’s hidden gems. In this reflective post, I revisit Farmington Bay — a place that helped shape the direction of our photography project and deepened our mission of conservation. With over 15,000 edited images and 50+ lakes explored, this story looks back with gratitude and forward with purpose.

Posted in Ana’s CameraWork, bird photography, Birds, Birds migration, Climate Change, Conservation, Eco-conscious lifestyle, Endangered landscapes, Environmental art, Farmington Bay, Landscape photography, METAL PRINT, Nature photography, nature storytelling, Own the Moment Save the Future, Photo-project, photography journey, reflective photography, Utah's Lakes and Reservoirs, Wildlife photographer

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Farmington Bay – The First Glimpse of 2,683 Stories
by Ana Sosa July 3, 2025

Before diving into thousands of new images, I returned to where I left off — Farmington Bay. In this post, I share the first four stories from my journey back into Utah’s wild waters: a lone pelican, a posing Killdeer, an observant Osprey, and a moment of reflection sparked by fleeing ducks. Each image is a quiet reminder that beauty often begins in stillness.

Posted in American avocet, bird photography, Creciendo Organicamente, Farmington Bay, killdeer, nature storytelling, osprey, pelican, photography journey, reflective photography, summer light, Utah lakes and reservoirs, Utah wildlife, wildlife moments

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Farmington Bay: A Place Worth Returning To

Farmington Bay – The First Glimpse of 2,683 Stories