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Alabama Rural Ministries Make a Difference Day :: Photos
Make a Difference Day was this past Saturday which was a mission work day on several houses in the rural Alabama area. A group of volunteers from our church sponsored work on one of the houses and everyone was blessed to be around and help a family in Hurtsboro. According to Alabama Rural Ministries: In…
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Jacob Blount Debuts at Eighth and Rail in Opelika :: Photos
This past Saturday I did a live performance photo shoot with Jacob Blount at Eighth & Rail in Opelika Alabama. This was Jacob’s debut performance and he combined it with an art show and an all around creative evening time. A local artist, RC, hung painting, drawings, and photographic prints and dubbed the night “drink-n-draw”. …
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Alabama in the Fall Where Sunrises are Still Beautiful
I don’t know if I want to say this is a typical sunrise here in Alabama or not (I think they are all different every single day), but it is still beautiful. It reminds me of a calm coolish (certainly not cold yet) Saturday morning here in Alabama. Auburn plays Vanderbilt tonight, which means there…
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Skype Video Baptism from South Bend to Auburn
Late last week I posted about one of the most incredible baptisms I have ever seen (see Creative Chaos 27 // Skype Video Baptism from Innovate08 in Indiana), a video conference baptism. Most of the staff of our church went to the Innvate08 Conference in South Bend Indiana, while a requested baptism had to take…
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Hand Feeding Ruby Throat Hummingbirds
Did I mention we have some crazy, very aggressive eating Ruby Throat Hummingbirds (Archilochus colubris) here at the house? These little guys are not in the least bit shy, and will act more like a hungry dog if you let their food run dry. These images were taken as Deborah was trying to put their food…
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Cahaba or Shoals Spider Lily in Full Summer Bloom
After a dry spell, rain finally arrived, encouraging the blooming of an unknown bulb, identified as the Cahaba Lily, native to Alabama. The bulb, an Amaryllis variety, was brought from Texas, planted earlier this year, and is thriving in the garden under the right conditions for photography.
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Helping Alabama Rural Ministries Building a New Deck
Today I went to shoot some of the youth working with the Alabama Rural Ministries (ARM), where they were working to build a deck and wheelchair ramp for a house a little ways outside Auburn. I realized when I got there that I had the easy job, to shoot the action. The rest of the…
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An Empty Beach in Outer Banks North Carolina
This is just one of probably 5,000 images I have of an empty beach. People often tell me they can’t find any beaches without big crowds anymore, especially here in the continental U.S., but I beg to differ. More often than not, Deborah and I find ourselves on a beach with less than 10 people…
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How to Successfully and Safely Photograph Lightning
The post discusses the excitement of photographing lightning during storms, emphasizing safety precautions, necessary equipment like a sturdy tripod and DSLR cameras, and techniques for successful shots. It highlights the unpredictability of lightning and encourages perseverance in capturing captivating images. The author shares personal experiences and camera settings used.
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Dinner at LuLu’s Homeport and the Bama Breeze
We drove down to the coast today. We try to come down to the gulf coast as often as we can since this is where our sailboat is located (see this blog under the category coastal or tagged under sailboat). This is actually getting more of a challenge with the price of gas now close…
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