Light and dark
If you’ve seen any of my work, you’ll notice this is a break from what I usually shoot. But, the...
It was a cold and foggy morning
I din’t know it was foggy in the valley until I made my way towards the hwy 364 bridge. I...
The more or less we see
The more often we see the things around us – even the beautiful and wonderful things – the more they...
Let an abstract background work for you
This time of year I do a lot of backyard bird photography. I love birds and it helps to keep...
Back lit foliage
I love seeing back lit foliage. Driving around my home area this time of year yields some spectacular sights in...
You’ll never be a somebody until you’re willing to become a nobody.
Defined by Webster, obscurity is; the state of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant. Maybe it’s always been this way, but...
Model train display at the National Museum of Transportation
I was asked recently to photograph some of the model train displays at the museum. If you have been there,...
Engage Art Contest
Recently I submitted an entry into the Engage Art Contest. You can learn more about it here. https://engageart.org/ I’m impressed...
Tell me what you see
Go ahead, spend a few moments and let your eyes wander around the image below. And don’t come to the...
“I was young and now I’m old…”
…yet not have I seen the righteous forsaken nor his seed begging for bread.” Psalm 37:25 The other day I...
Remember and Reflect
As I write this post I’m a little over a month shy of turning 63. And, events of this past...
I love trees!
As a boy I climbed them, as a young man I made things out of them, I've picked their fruit, and I've been warmed by their logs in a fireplace. So, how could I not love trees.
A double eagle made my day
We’re blessed in Missouri to have some bald eagles migrate south for the winter. With the Mississippi and Missouri rivers...
Make room
It was just a few days ago that I heard the song Make Room for the first time. It left...
The trinity of photography
About 40 years ago I heard a really smart guy explain the trinity of God (one in essence, three in...
2020 Calendars Available
NEW 2020 CALENDARS – get them while they’re hot!Only 24 in this limited production run at $15 each plus tax...
The color is starting to pop
We’re still a long way from peek color, but things are starting to pop.
It’s beginning to look and feel like Autumn – finally!
The weather is cooling off – finally – and it’s beginning to feel like Autumn. The forecasters are predicting peek...
Walk softly and carry a big lens
Having started my morning at 4am in my office I thought I deserved a noon walkabout. With no tripod and...
Pano practice
Continuing to practice on pano work. The first is a 3 image pano with a square crop. The second is...
“Surrounded by your glory…
… what will my heart feel.” This morning was cold! But, I wanted to get out and try out my...
Bebe ponders as he “wanders”
Photography doesn’t always have to be so serious – does it? I enjoy a good bit of levity as much...
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Light and dark
If you’ve seen any of my work, you’ll notice this is a break from what I usually shoot. But, the...
It was a cold and foggy morning
I din’t know it was foggy in the valley until I made my way towards the hwy 364 bridge. I...
The more or less we see
The more often we see the things around us – even the beautiful and wonderful things – the more they...
Let an abstract background work for you
This time of year I do a lot of backyard bird photography. I love birds and it helps to keep...
Back lit foliage
I love seeing back lit foliage. Driving around my home area this time of year yields some spectacular sights in...
You’ll never be a somebody until you’re willing to become a nobody.
Defined by Webster, obscurity is; the state of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant. Maybe it’s always been this way, but...
Model train display at the National Museum of Transportation
I was asked recently to photograph some of the model train displays at the museum. If you have been there,...
Engage Art Contest
Recently I submitted an entry into the Engage Art Contest. You can learn more about it here. https://engageart.org/ I’m impressed...
Tell me what you see
Go ahead, spend a few moments and let your eyes wander around the image below. And don’t come to the...
“I was young and now I’m old…”
…yet not have I seen the righteous forsaken nor his seed begging for bread.” Psalm 37:25 The other day I...
Remember and Reflect
As I write this post I’m a little over a month shy of turning 63. And, events of this past...
I love trees!
As a boy I climbed them, as a young man I made things out of them, I've picked their fruit, and I've been warmed by their logs in a fireplace. So, how could I not love trees.
A double eagle made my day
We’re blessed in Missouri to have some bald eagles migrate south for the winter. With the Mississippi and Missouri rivers...
Make room
It was just a few days ago that I heard the song Make Room for the first time. It left...
The trinity of photography
About 40 years ago I heard a really smart guy explain the trinity of God (one in essence, three in...
2020 Calendars Available
NEW 2020 CALENDARS – get them while they’re hot!Only 24 in this limited production run at $15 each plus tax...
The color is starting to pop
We’re still a long way from peek color, but things are starting to pop.
It’s beginning to look and feel like Autumn – finally!
The weather is cooling off – finally – and it’s beginning to feel like Autumn. The forecasters are predicting peek...
Walk softly and carry a big lens
Having started my morning at 4am in my office I thought I deserved a noon walkabout. With no tripod and...
Pano practice
Continuing to practice on pano work. The first is a 3 image pano with a square crop. The second is...
“Surrounded by your glory…
… what will my heart feel.” This morning was cold! But, I wanted to get out and try out my...
Bebe ponders as he “wanders”
Photography doesn’t always have to be so serious – does it? I enjoy a good bit of levity as much...