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It wouldn't be home without the sound of banging tin on an old barn when the west wind blows.
It wouldn't be home without the rooster crowing each morning, his way of reminding me of a new day to celebrate. "For this is the day the Lord has made."
It wouldn't be home without the cows bawling...
Hello, it's Friday and what a beautiful fall day it is for the month of November, and guess what? It is duck season.
My son Wade, took his big sister Sarah duck hunting recently. This was her first time to duck hunt, and looking at the picture, she had a great time. She also shot her first...
On November the 11th, 2017, I had the privilege to photograph a beautiful couple who is getting married Nov 2018 of next year. You can see the entire album here:
MONROE-ORMAN ENGAGEMENT ALBUM
There names, Kasy and Cameron.
What a cute couple!
I was a little anxious about this day. This was my first...
I'll never forget the early years, all the pageantry experiences and opportunities. It was during those years, I learned many life lessons.
The bible teaches us to never despise small beginnings, and the Lord rejoices to see the work begin. I had no idea of the work he was doing and...
Some of my fondest childhood memories were made watching the tractors spit out the big round bales of hay and sometimes square ones. I loved the smell of freshly mowed hay... until the hay fever kicked in but it didn't stop me from watching. My family has always baled...
As a class project for my son, I challenged him to start his own Youtube channel, learn to film, edit, and publish his own videos. In addition, I also challenged him to create a brand.
I have been very impressed with his naturally creative abilities and ease of being in front of the camera....
For some time now, I have discovered a new creative passion--taking pictures and making videos.
I never knew I was capable of doing such until my mother bought me a camera for my birthday. It presented a new challenge for me.
I didn't have a clue how to use a camera much less a camera with all...
