Years ago I shot this image of a our friend Christie during her home birth. Normally, I would not shoot such a private moment, but this was a special case, with a special story. Leslie and Christie had become friends during a show they both performed about women having to give birth during the 1800's... Continue Reading →
Yesterday at church I heard a wonderful story told by our pastor during his sermon on what is Gods Kingdom here and now?. Jody set up the story with a number of biblical truths and analogies. He explained that when he coaches girls softball he is always reminding the girls to get "softball ready" which... Continue Reading →
One of the stories I've followed throughout much of career as a photojournalist was Serial Killer Henry Lee Lucas. I was there the day they found the remains of his first victim while working for the Dallas Times Herald and later would be put into his jail cell to shoot photos a couple of times... Continue Reading →
I recently taught a wildflower photography workshop and shot this photo at one of our locations. Later when I pulled this photo up to edit, Â it really reminded me of our coming resurrection with many of the flower stems shooting towards the heavens. I usually hate to bring up the resurrection, because it seems like... Continue Reading →
I first met Bhim Monger two years ago after he arrived in Austin as a refugee from Nepal along with about 300 others, brought here by the United Nations as a way to help them start a new life. In fact, many cities in the U.S. have opened their arms to these people from multiple... Continue Reading →
There's nothing like arriving to the beach to find tons of seaweed washed up where you hoped to be swimming...unless you plan on just taking beautiful photos:) This photo reminds me of a sermon I once heard. It still ranks to this day as one of the best sermons I've ever heard. That could be... Continue Reading →
Photo Epistles 