Back in the days of Desert Storm I would look for great stories of soldiers to shoot. Being just down the road from Ft. Hood, I had a contact introduce me to an Apache Helicopter pilot who was considered by many to be a real war hero. He was considered by most to be the... Continue Reading →
Its been a weird couple of days full of lots of spiritual ponderings. It all started with the news of a local photographer here I've known for more than 20 years losing his 20 something daughter to a horrible accident. She turned up missing in late May and her body was found over the weekend.... Continue Reading →
With so much loss in the news these days, many of us are reminded of our own losses and find ourselves reliving them to one degree or another. As we watch the news of the recent outbreak of tornadoes, some of us find tears rolling down our cheeks as we see others suffering. It's funny... 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, 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 just shot this image last year outside Capulin, New Mexico. It seems like just about every time I pass through that part of New Mexico there is a gnarly-looking storm brewing on the horizon. As I shot the photo, I began to think about having to drive though it when I was done. Immediately,... Continue Reading →
In today’s photo God showed me so many lesson’s. The biggest lesson was “we are never to far gone for God!”. The mother above quietly wept over her dying baby as I shot photos for USA Today Newspaper on a story about babies born addicted to crack cocaine because of their mothers drug addictions. Soon... Continue Reading →
Photo Epistles 