We’ve had such a cool spring that at times, I’ve wondered if we would even see any spring flowers. These crocus have been in my front yard & have been

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Part of my challenge taking photos of people, particularly of family members, is to make it look natural & also interesting. I thought I’d share a few photos that have

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I love people watching. When you’re in a foreign country its particularly intriguing to wonder what kind of lives people lead. This woman I saw outside of Arequipa, Peru at

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I’ve been to Peru twice on medical missions and I’ve found it to be a country that is ripe with photo opportunities. This photo was taken in the Colca canyon

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I’ve been in Seattle the last few days for a conference at the University of Washington. The cherry blossoms are almost at their peak on the campus. It was fun

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I thought I’d take an unconventional view of Multnomah Falls last weekend when I was passing through. Usually everyone focuses on the upper falls which is very beautiful but the

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No, its not quite spring here in Selah yet but I have high hopes that it is around the corner. This was taken last year in my yard. 

This was taken last summer at a monkey refuge in Shell, Ecuador. We were able to visit the sanctuary during part of our rest weekend during our medical mission to

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This shot was done last summer near one of the local Yakima valley wineries. Sometimes to me, the area can seem like Washington’s version of Tuscany 🙂

Part of the joy of traveling is being able to take photos of different locations, different perspectives. My niece Hannah & I were in Ecuador last summer on a medical

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