Wai Koa Loop Trail
On the north side of Kauai there is a lovely trail called the Wai Koa loop trail that meanders through mahogany forests, guava orchards, banana fields and lets you view
High in the Andes
I’ve always loved this photo that I took on my first trip to Peru in 2008. Its taken in the Colca Canyon where we had been searching for condors. The
Sap
As I do more work with macro photography, it becomes more evident how interesting the world is close up. Isn’t that the way with our lives also. We quickly speed
Sunflower
Our winter has been so dull & gray that it was decided to look in the archives of photos to find something sunny. Hence, a sunflower is the starring photo
Winter Light
As the days gradually become a little longer there is some marvelous light that occurs in the late afternoon. These shots were taken in my background proving that beauty can
Icicle Creek
There’s a lovely area north of where I live that has wonderful cross country skiing in the winter. Icicle creek is near the town of Leavenworth where you can get
Paco
Paco was the gates keeper of sorts on my last medical mission to the Dominican Republic. Truth be told, he’s a true disciple of Jesus who has a servant’s heart
Winter in the Valley
We tend to have gray cloudy days in January in the Yakima Valley. The fruit trees are barren of fruit and leaves, the snow is sparsely scattered on the ground.
A Day on the Trails
White Pass cross country ski trails in the central Washington cascades were my destination yesterday. It was my first day out cross country skiing this year. Although a bit nippy,
Frozen Fog
Weather inversions are a fact of life in central Washington in midwinter. Although it can get a bit gloomy at times, what becomes delightful is when it is cold enough