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Monochrome Monday From Atlanta’s ATL
I haven’t done much monochrome lately. It is a form of photography that I really love, and find it one of the most difficult to master. I have read countless books on the topic, the shading, dodge and burn, all from back in the film days, and it is all still relevant today. It just…
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Navigating Atlanta to State Farm Arena
The Atlanta Airport is one of my most favorite places for “street photography” which is just another way of saying “candid” photography. It may not be a genre of photography you care for, but it’s one I really appreciate. Done well you get an amazing snapshot of life as it was on that day, in…
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A Photo Day at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Airport
This post is about my recent leisurely trip to Atlanta Hartsfield Airport for photography, focusing on street photography, which captures candid moments in everyday life. They appreciate the authenticity of this genre, influenced by various notable photographers, and share a selection of images highlighting the airport’s vibrant atmosphere.
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M25 Mission Camp in Atlanta
There are several entries that have been sitting in my drafts for a while that I’ve trying to get posted, and this happens to be one of them. M25 Mission Camp is a youth missional organization in Atlanta that works with the homeless in a way I’ve rarely seen over the years. It wasn’t the…
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Life in Downtown Atlanta in the Stillness
Last week I took about 5,000 images of so many different aspect of life in downtown Atlanta. This one still stands out to me as a metaphor to the pace of life we lead today, This was one of the only times I can remember over the week when the interstate wasn’t bumper to bumper…
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Favorite Plane Spotting Location at ATL Airport
The Atlanta airport is so close to where we had lunch today, and directly on the way home that I decided to stop for a bit to see if I could do a little spotting. It was super hot on the upper deck and parking is an absolute nightmare. I didn’t realize until after I…
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Seeing Our Next Team Off to Uganda Today
Today instead of going on the trip to Uganda with the team from last year, I got to see them off to the Atlanta airport. It was a sad goodbye for me personally since I’m staying behind, but I know God is going to work among these eight people pictured above over the next week…
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Learning Discipleship Through the Eyes of Jesus
I spent this week with some of our staff at a conference in Atlanta. The past few days for me added to or confirmed with me part of an ongoing study I have about “what is the church?” I last posted about it here: What is the Church? 10 Things the Bible Says About the…
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Project 365 [Day 155] Time to Get Down to Business in Uganda
Today we (Cornerstone Church) sent off two staff members (Brian and Jack in the red and green shirt center above) to Uganda for a short business trip. Right now as I write this they are high over the Atlantic on their way to Amsterdam then on to Africa. This has pretty much become an annual planning…
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Vintage NASCAR at the Atlanta Motor Speedway
In this Throwback Thursday post, the author reflects on their 20+ years of photography experience, showcasing images taken with their first Nikon DSLR during a NASCAR qualifying event in 2003. These early memories highlight their journey into digital photography and the excitement of capturing significant moments.
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