Monthly Archives: August 2010
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Freedom…A Sorrowfull Farewell to LuAnne McKinney
Posted on August 29, 2010 by admin in General Musings, Recent ImagesGuess Whose Coming to Diner, a social for our church, was when I determined the perfect person for this shot. LuAnne loved horses, and I still remember that night as we entered their house and saw a magnificent sunset overlooking their horse fields and the silhouette of a windmill. Peaceful and welcoming, these are the [...]
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Singing in the Rain
Posted on August 18, 2010 by admin in Recent Images, St. Joseph's FamilyI love primrose, and this picture shows why. They are vibrant and blossom early in the spring. I looked at this photo and numerous names went running through my head, but singing in the rain is the one to stick. The bright yellow centers give the appearance of voices singing loud, and the water resting [...]
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Let’s Make A Deal
Posted on August 11, 2010 by admin in Recent Images, St. Joseph's FamilyI was excited to get the opportunity to include some of Renee’s work on our site. I think she is an amazing photographer. She captures the voice in an image and it engages your mind into questions. This image is no exception. I see the doors and immediately three thoughts came to mind. 1. Monty [...]
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Haiti Through My Eyes
Posted on August 7, 2010 by admin in General Musings, St. Joseph's Family, St. Joseph's Home for BoysIt has been a long journey, but the timing felt right and the production came together as it was apparently meant to be. All my thanks to Jen Foster, Bill Nathan, Renee Dietrich and Gwen Whiteman for their help in making my vision become a reality. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I had [...]
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Our Church gives over 1,500lbs to local charities
Posted on August 2, 2010 by admin in General Musings“You can do a lot of praying while you are out there watering — and a lot of just sitting back saying, ‘Wow, look at what’s happening in front of my eyes.’ ” — Peter McKinnon
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