Here's a recent portrait I took for Joseph Barkley. Music composer, performer, speaker, and all around nice guy.
Also, he's the Lead Pastor of my church, Ecclesia.
1.27.2010
portrait on film
1.25.2010
1.22.2010
737
I drew this for a hamburger and a beer. A really good hamburger and beer, from The Oinkster.
Well, ok, it was not just for the burger, but for a friend.
1.07.2010
New Year
Well, well. It certainly is a new year. It feels so futuristic... so strange... writing "2010" on documents and such. At the same time, I think that writing the date is the only change I feel aware of so far. I am intrigued by demarcations of time, and give them quite a bit of credit. Personally, though, the rounded-out ring of 2010 doesn't feel like much of a bearing yet. I'm waiting...
Anyhow, with the spirit of anticipation of change, I pass on a recent posting from the photo blog of Adam Sjoberg. He documented the October 2009 LiNK staff journey to the NK border area of China, and the images he captured afford a beautiful yet sobering glimpse of that world.
This is the river that so many try to cross.
This is a small action toward freedom.
This is a home where three refugees wait for the next step.
See more here.
Anyhow, with the spirit of anticipation of change, I pass on a recent posting from the photo blog of Adam Sjoberg. He documented the October 2009 LiNK staff journey to the NK border area of China, and the images he captured afford a beautiful yet sobering glimpse of that world.
This is the river that so many try to cross.
This is a small action toward freedom.
This is a home where three refugees wait for the next step.
See more here.
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