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I cheated today!  I pulled a photo out of the files that one of our attendees shot of Jack and I clowning around at Nelson Ghost Town!  The photo made me smile and reminded me of all the great times Jack and I have had over the last dozen years leading workshops together!  The thing I miss the most about running workshops is the great fellowship with our attendees and each other!  Taking photographs and teaching others how to do so is a joy filled experience, but it’s all about the people!

 

As a servant of our Lord, that is what He wants our lives to be mostly about!  If we really want people to want to know Jesus, we must first show them what His love looks like!

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim

 

Jack would say this is not black and white, but monochrome, and he’s right!  Even the areas that are pure black have detail!  I love trying to make images with subtle details and this steam engine in my home town is a perfect subject to try and hone your craft.

 

Technical Data:  Lumix GX-85, Lumix G Vario 35-100/f 2.8 II, ISO 800, 1/1,000th of a second at f 2.8,  Monochrome L (Leica) Setting

 

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim

 

 

 

 

Tony Rogers came by today and we processed some of his work from the Tour along the Coast of Maine with Kirk Williamson!  I was so proud of his work that I wanted to share some with you guys!  He has made great progress and it really showed from his trip, I hope you enjoy these images as ch as I did!  Special thanks to Jack Graham, Kirk Williamson and Jim Haverstock who have been helping me work with Tony!

 

 

 

 

Congratulations Tony, great work!

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim

 

We’ve just gone through a National Presidential Election.  Whether your preferred candidate won or lost, it’s over, done, history, kapoot!  What’s most important now is what we do as a country!  Lots of ugly and angry things have been said over last few years and a lot of people have been hurt, but it’s time to heal and get on with living our lives in our country, of which we are all citizens!  The photo above is of a set of steps on a caboose in downtown Corbin, where I live.  Corbin is a railroad town, it grew up around the railroad yard and shop of the L&N Railroad Company.  The displayed caboose is a nod to that history.

 

The wording on this set of steps is a pertinent warning to us all.   We can build an even greater country if we do it together!  If we let the things that upset us go and support our leaders and help them make the changes that will improve life for all of us!  We won’t all want the same things and there will be disagreements for sure, but we can have them with a new higher level of civility!  At least I hope we can!  So, be careful and watch your step, think before you say it out loud and try to have understanding and compassion for the what the other person is saying.  It’s going to be hard, but we can do better, I sure hope we do!

 

Blessings,

 

the pilgrim