Sagebrush Country
Living in Eastern Washington, we are blessed with an overabundance of sagebrush. Normally I treat it as a pesky weed that lands in my yard on particularly windy days. Last
2013 Uncensored
Rather than do a year end review of the best of the blog, I thought I’d put together a few photos that I had the opportunity to shoot this past
Bath in Panorama
Being an iPhone user has its benefits with the panorama option on the camera. Spending a day in Bath, England last month gave the opportunity to shoot a few shots
Hilltop Farm
Trying to escape the stuffiness of London, Beatrix Potter landed at Hilltop Farm in the Lakes District of northern England early last century. Even though most of her Peter Rabbit
Hadrian’s Wall
Up in the windy, cold country of northern England lies Hadrian’s Wall. Built in 122 AD by the Roman emperor Hadrian, the wall still has a footprint along the 73
Lake District
Sheep, lakes, hedge rows, rain, this land of William Wordsworth & Beatrix Potter proved to be quaint, mystical and full of interest. Our stay in the small hamlet of Buttermere
Magdalen College
Passing through the gates into Magdalen College in Oxford, England you sense the history of this place. Great minds have passed through these gates. Oscar Wilde, Tolkien, C. S. Lewis
A Few Views of Radcliffe
Radcliffe Camera (camera meaning room in Latin) is one of the more striking pieces of architecture in Oxford, England. Views taken from climbing the steeple of St. Mary’s to 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
Ecuadorean Faces
Taking photos of people is a challenge for me but it can also be a joy. Last month when I was in Ecuador on a mission trip with Medical Ministry