Glory light

Each day as we wait to see if the storm clouds will yield, photographable light, and we’ve see some amazing scenes. Just when you think there is not chance for great light, it has popped through. I think that after 40 years of standing behind a camera and lens, I get more appreciative, with age, of those special moments when it all comes together. I always love my wife, but the time away from her makes our time together even more special. I think in all of life it is the absence, that makes the presence more valuable to us. I know that is certainly true in my spiritual life, the years of living for myself and ignoring the needs of others have given way to wanting to live for Him. The rewards have been all the more rewarding.

This group of people have
been a delight to work with.
Lots of very good shooters
and old friends, now some
new friends as well.

This has also been a really
good chance to try out some
of the new gear from my
company, Nikon.

By-the-way, yesterdays shots
from top to bottom; the top
and middle shot were D3s
and the now, well used, and
loved 28-300 AFS VR zoom
lens. The bottom shot is with
the Coolpix P7000.

Thanks for coming along and
stay tuned for the last few
days of the workshop.

In Christ,

the pilgrim

I won’t make you wait, all the above shots were with the D3s and 28-300 AFS VR lens.