Is religion the new satan?

Is religion the new satan?

An open let­ter to all preach­ers and teach­ers every­where: I get so weary of what com­prises most ser­mons and teach­ings in most churches today. It is of no prac­ti­cal ben­e­fit to me what­so­ever to sit and lis­ten to some­one preach for an hour about all that is wrong with reli­gion, or any­thing ELSE for that [...]

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05.30.10 | Comments 0
 Holding course and keeping it all in focus.

Holding course and keeping it all in focus.

It’s so easy to get caught up in the momen­tum of things…like a snow­ball rolling downhill…until that mas­sive snow­ball turns into an avalanche and buries you, and THEN you real­ize, “Uh-oh. This thing is OUT OF CONTROL.” If you can some­how dig your way out of the embank­ment you’ve become buried in, it could be [...]

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05.1.10 | Comments 0
 Grassed (as opposed to “beached”)

Grassed (as opposed to “beached”)

On my way home from my shoot Sat­ur­day, I caught a glimpse through the trees of this aban­doned back yard trea­sure as I drove off the exit ramp. Not want­ing to stop ON the exit ramp, I turned in the direc­tion of the boat and found a dri­ve­way lead­ing to an aban­doned house, all boarded [...]

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04.19.10 | Comments 0
 Watch Your Step!

Watch Your Step!

Have you ever been at a place in your life where you felt you were stand­ing on the edge of a great precipice of deci­sion? You know that where you are is just run down and worn out and aban­doned. It’s time to move to a new place…a dif­fer­ent place. The door is before you [...]

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03.7.10 | Comments 0
 Light My Path

Light My Path

(I’ll even­tu­ally get this whole thumb­nail thing fig­ured out for this theme, but until then, for a larger view of this image, click on the pre­view on the home page.) I’ve never been a cre­ative purist. In life, per­haps HOW you get to a place is as–if not MORE–important than where you get to. Imagery [...]

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02.20.10 | Comments 2
 Local Farm Workers

Local Farm Workers

This is an old antique trac­tor that sits on dis­play in a neighbor’s field. The back­ground of the orig­i­nal set­ting was not hor­ri­ble, but nei­ther was it very inter­est­ing. So I start plun­der­ing through my col­lec­tion for some back­ground images that needed a lit­tle some­thing extra to make THEM more inter­est­ing. An old shot of [...]

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02.17.10 | Comments 0
 Winter Wonderland

Winter Wonderland

What a rarity…TWO snows of sig­nif­i­cant depth (that means 2-4 inches in SC lan­guage) in a span of just 2 weeks! Shot this view from across the field where I go trail rid­ing. Fol­lowed the typ­i­cal pro­cess­ing with a lit­tle toy­ing around with fil­ters. Almost has an infrared look to it!

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02.14.10 | Comments 0
 A Rare Treat!

A Rare Treat!

SNOW in SC! Enough to actu­ally be pretty and play in! A not so rare treat: Donna changes her mind…AGAIN. For those who have come here delib­er­ately (or so you THOUGHT), you may be won­der­ing how this hap­pened. Every­thing looks dif­fer­ent, it’s even a dif­fer­ent domain name–or did you even notice that? So whuz­zup?! It [...]

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02.14.10 | Comments 0
 Roadside Farmstead

Roadside Farmstead

I got this shot while on one of my photo expe­di­tions (affec­tion­ately called ‘photo hunts’) with my friend, Karen Osborne. We had just left a tour of the Poin­sette Bridge and took a wrong turn, but a wrong turn with some fan­tas­tic coun­try views. We even­tu­ally reluc­tantly turned back for fear we might end up [...]

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02.12.10 | Comments 0

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