Tag: #photography
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Ice Storm in Johnstown, PA
An ice storm is a window into our beautiful world that God created! The intricate details, the colors, the light…it all speaks to hos creativity@ I have been waiting for years to photograph an ice storm. I photographed my first ice storm when I lived in Culpeper. I didn’t spend a lot of time experiencing…
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Life Lessons from Nature: Snakes, Mosquitos, and Faith
I lived in Jacksonville, NC. If you are not familiar with the area, Jacksonville is the home of Marine Corp Base Camp Lejeune. Eastern North Carolina has really interesting landscapes. The area is full of lobblolly pines, water and swamp land. A perfect environment for alligators and snakes. I lived in this wonderful town at…
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Fun Things
List five things you do for fun. 1. I love photography! 2. I like to travel which is an excuse for me to engage in my photography! 3. I enjoy reading! 4. I enjoy working in my garden! 5 I enjoy drawing pysanky eggs!
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Endurance
This tree which appears very small was taken with a telescopic lens. It’s standing alone on the edge of a very high cliff in Utah. It has to weather treacherous winds, searing heat, freezing snow and ice and horrific rain, yet it still stands proudly in defiance. Then there is this huge billowing cloud which…
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The Destruction of A Town: The Great Johnstown Flood of 1889
Part 2 of The Tragic History of the Johnstown Flood “Thousands of happy homes, thousands of joyous and well lived lives blotted out of existence without a moments warning”. July 14, 1889, Johnstown Tribune Democrat. “They were swept into an endless eternity!” Two of the many descriptions I found describing the Johnstown flood of 1889.…