For your Discovery and Joy™. Pete Williams and Bart Ehrman go over Jesus and the gospels. Last time they were together (at least on Unbelievable) was around 10 years ago, and that was rather interesting.

From an errand run back in 2017, Olympia, WA. Settings: ISO 400, f/4, 1/320 s.

Lead me where the fire has gone, farther in, and farther on... (Oly, 2018) Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/120 s.

From our 2014 Fall trip to the great Northwest. For the first time in a while, I'm not out west this fall. Not sure what to do about that. Other than hitchhiking. Settings: ISO 200, f/3.8, 1/400 s.

A thought carries a universe A seed carries a field of grain Love lies in the arms of change As a joy carries a pain And no one knows How wild the wind blows... (Elk Mountain, WY, 2017) Settings: ISO 100,

The woods outback behind GBC. A lovely little place. Settings: ISO 400, f/8, 1/80 s.

Made this a while back in our basement. Playing with repeating shapes. Settings: ISO 40, f/2.2, 1/30 s.

Made this photo from our driveway a while back. Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/570 s.

It's a nice little establishment, but I've only been there once. Now there's only the aftertaste of circumstance that won't pass this way again... Settings: ISO 1000, f/2.8, 1/100 s.

One of the happier places on the planet. Made this photo a couple years back in Lacey, WA. "When you see the morning sun, Burning through a silver mist, Don't you want to thank Someone, Don't you

(looks over shoulder) Settings: ISO 320, f/2.2, 1/25 s.

Sunset in the southern Caascades. Often I end up driving through sunset, but this time (and a few other times) we happened to make a stop just before showtime. Settings: ISO 250, f/4, 1/1250 s.

We stopped at a gas station in Austin, NV to fuel up and let our brakes cool. While we waiting, I noticed this cool looking establishment down the road, and moved in for a closer look. I didn't actually

Playing around with the (then new) Fuji X-T2. Settings: ISO 1600, f/2.8, 1/800 s.

"Tomorrow morning we will carry you Beyond the village to a stony hill And rest you there beside your brightest blanket Leaves and diamonds that you wove last year..." (Just remembering the old

I ought to know their names by now. I've seen them a bit over the past few years. But I know (roughly) where they live. Near Lupton, AZ as I recall. I'm pretty sure they stand on the east side of the Puerco

Just under the rim of the Grand Canyon on the Bright Angel trail. Fall of 2015. Settings: ISO 50, f/2.4, 1/2463 s.

Heading south on State Road 64 after a day at The Canyon. Made this photo back in the autumn of 2015. Settings: ISO 3200, f/11, 30.0s.

Another photo of the Old Man Tahoma from US HWY 12. He has a lot of majesty and also majestic. Settings: ISO 100, f/11, 1/200 s.

"This time next year you'll want to take him down the old road behind your house..." (Olympia, WA, January 2019) Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/120 s.