Corn Farmers
Our family has a farming heritage on the Stocker side So it wasn’t any surprise that I ended up in a cornfield last weekend when I visited my brother and
Fields of Peonies
Perhaps one of the blessings of this era of sheltering in place is to see the beauty in your local backyard A friend of mine shared this gem on her
Visions of Spring
Its the first of March & most of us in the Pacific Northwest have had our fill of winter at this point As we long for some warmer weather &
Wheatlands
Southeastern Washington state is a hidden gem with its rolling wheat fields I came across the wheat harvest on one of my ventures this summer I have to say I did
Grape Crush
Its harvest season in the Yakima valley. Not only are the apples coming off the trees, the grapes are also being harvested, getting ready to be fermented into a variety
The Farm
Out in southern Minnesota in the rolling hills lays the picturesque family farm of my brother’s. Each time I visit a few new scenes capture my camera lens. This late
Pumpkin Patch
We have a lovely pumpkin patch outside of Selah where pumpkins seem to populate the hillside. More varieties than I was aware seem to populate this pumpkin gathering place. The
Real Life in Rural Ecuador
One thing I love about traveling on mission trips is the opportunity to snap photos as we work in rural areas. You get to see how people really live whether
Garden Time
Using my macro lens, these flowers were interesting subjects in the last few weeks. Although they weren’t crystal clear, the effect was intriguing.
Midwestern spring
The corn is just peaking through the soil on my brother’s Minnesota farm. The green-ness of all the foliage is popping everywhere you gaze. It seems that every time you