A New England autumn weekend

Up until this October, I had never been to New England in the fall. My love for fall leaves found itself renewed as we drove through NY, NH, and VT. Most of these captures are from the passenger seat of a moving vehicle, but that just helped me think more about the view itself and

Intentional Pointing

In American culture, it’s rude to point at people. We’ve all been taught this since we started learning language. But as a Christian, we counter culture in that our entire lives are meant to point at Another. If Jesus walked into a room full of people, it would be evil to do anything other than

A city with a Cape

May 2018

Road tripping in California …

is not for the faint of heart! Lots of traffic, toll roads, express lanes, massive interchanges, more traffic, one way streets in the cities, high gas prices, and winding mountain and coastal roads. But, once you get where you’re going, all the struggle starts to fade and you’re blown away by the destination.

Walk pause walk

Moshe doesn’t love stopping for photos, but I also don’t love stopping for him to sniff every other plant while he also leaves his neighborhood “social media posts” as I call them. “Other dogs?! They could be my new friends!”

Breaking in the new couch, and camera

The title is self-explanatory, the dog is insanely cute. He will be a continual blog feature, and not just because he’s my only ever-present model. . . “Who’s a good boy?!”

Welcome to a blog makeover!

I’m using the word “welcome” without actually expecting any audience to hear it. You see, this makeover isn’t intended to be a stunning before and after of a website that will now become a side-piece money-making machine for me, the budding prolific writer and hobbyist photographer. It’s for a much simpler, humbler, personal ambition. As

I hope I get to see one of these in the wild next month!