CategoryPhoto Every Day 2023

Oh, deer! This is my last photo of 2023!

And that’s a wrap for the year… I just wrapped up my last trip of 2023 by hanging out with this awesome group from Decatur, IL. I had the privilege … Continue Reading Photo Every Day 2023

At the beginning of 2023 I set out to post a photo every single day. So far I have managed to do just that. Only three photos left! (Let me … Continue Reading Photo Every Day 2023

Yesterday I posted a photo that I took over the summer to help me think about something brighter and warmer than the rainy, gloomy December Ohio day. Today I am … Continue Reading Photo Every Day 2023

On a gloomy, foggy, rainy December day like today, I like to think back to the sweet, sunny days of summer…

This is the last photo I will be sharing from our epic journey from Ohio to the 4 Corners, and then back by way of beautiful Colorado.

Such a beautiful scene from southern Colorado. I actually pulled over to the side of the road just to take this photo. Stunning (to me, at least).

We left the Farmington, NM Airbnb and drive north through Colorado to the Denver area. The sights we saw along the way looked like something from a Hallmark Christmas movie. ​

On our last day in New Mexico we decided to have a little fun with a camera and the in-ground trampoline at our Airbnb.

I took this shot on the last day heading back to our Airbnb in Farmington, NM from the Four Corners monument.

I think this is my favorite photo from our time spent at the Four Corners. This is the famous Ship Rock.

The location was just too great of a spot to not stop and take a couple of photos.

God is an absolutely incredible Creator!

After stopping at the St. Louis Gateway Arch, stopping to explore the Bass Pro Shop in Springfield, MO, and stopping to put on a Christmas house concert with some dear friends in Oklahoma, we finally made it to the 4 Corners. The views in that part of the world are simply amazing!

Sitting on the property of the Gateway Arch National Park property is the Old Courthouse.

While we were stopped in St. Louis, looking at the St. Louis Gateway Arch, glanced over to the Mississippi River and thought this was a picture worth taking…