It’s God’s creation, so where better to become more intimate with Him than where He is most appreciated? For us, it’s our front yard! The birds make the best company. They sing praises to God throughout the entire year! One…

How do financial poor people take a vacation? They don’t go out to eat or stay overnight even in a campground, let alone a hotel! Some don’t even go travel to a public pool or park, so what do they…

The tree tops against the sky reveal the skyline to the west, in the first two images. The sky appeared as a mood-filled canvas to portray the tree tops in the early morning sunlight, as the sun rose over the…

The peach trees bloom pink in April, but usually the peaches are eaten by deer and birds before we get any! What makes this later part of April so special is watching what happens during the first week of May!…

So this is what the outcome is when tiling images instead of using photo editing software to group the images as one large one. Doing a hobby such as creating photographs such as these is a lifetime practice that most…

God knew my need to find a place to have time completely alone. I couldn’t have imagined finding one on my journey to the Ashokan Reservoir just to see how many people would be walking there. I also couldn’t have…

As the population increases in the area, it becomes increasingly challenging to find places to go where there are not a lot of people. Praise God for providing opportunities to just browse around and take pictures of whatever grabs the…

It’s a strangely cool August this year, but no complaints here! The environment seems fine with how the summer is going too, except for some trees not liking how much rain comes sometimes! To travel the world and photograph it…

It’s amazing what a day can bring, especially for someone who hasn’t been anywhere in many years! This would explain why the photographs may appear quite restricted in regard to variety. People are more challenging to photograph than nature, so…

This summer things are happening! All of God’s creation reflects His glory! The spicebush swallowtail Papilio troilus caterpillar; a.k.a., the common black swallowtail butterfly, also known as the green-clouded butterfly, is seen both in its caterpillar form and in its…

All these photographs of the Ashokan Reservior are by my adorable artistic friend Ann. She can walk the walk, so permit her images to talk her talk! When the pictures began arriving to my phone from Ann’s, it wasn’t known…

It’s shocking to me how much has changed in my life to cause me to not notice time disappeared for the usual activity I’ve been involved in. Returning to the reservoir, after having not been there for decades, was a…

Not every month of the year is full of good cheer. Some of them can be quite drab, especially February. When life hands you lemons, make lemonade. I do it in the form of photographs. If you think these shots…

This is a gallery of photographs taken by my son using his cell phone. They begin around Woodstock and continue on to the Fleishmans area, with a mix of the New Paltz region upon flooding. Where do we go from…

Fall falls fast! Why can’t it last? Now it’s past. But, as they say, “Take a picture. It lasts longer.” So, I did and here they are… Before messing with October’s photographs, I thought it’d be great for the colors…

Take a walk in October. It smells good and doesn’t look too bad either, right? Normally, I don’t have my service man walking with me. On this day however, I’m blessed to have a carrier. My dog is too little…

So many photos yet offline in spite of many blogs already containing many! Hobbies have a way of swallowing up every last bit of time left, but isn’t that what they’re for when the Holy Spirit wants to use it…

I’m amazed over how well software technicians have developed the “bait and switch” skill! When blogging first started, it was a whole lot more enjoyable than what it has become! Control over how the finished publication will look has diminished…

Freezing cold weather! Good day to thaw out the freezer. You didn’t think the power would stay on, did you?