Amateur photographer, occasional adventurer, professional software engineer based in Washington, D.C.

The Psalms tie it all together — the character and glory of God, the state of man, and the beauty of creation. I set out to write a few thoughts on one Psalm every day, working from back to front.

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Mountains and clouds go together. The uplift creates dynamic weather. Often this confounds and frustrates the photographer. But storms are awesome, and a dramatic picture of God’s own power.

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Beautiful birch trees, silvery beeches, fluttering aspens, glowing cedars. There’s something about their bark — silvery and smooth or white and peeling — the golden leaves in the winter, the symetric shape in the summer — the way light filters through the leaves into mottled patterns on the forest floor.

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I love a good landscape. Part of me wishes all my photographs could be dramatic mountain landscapes in the vein of Ansel Adams. But I live in the city. And there is beautiful architecture here.

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There is something ineffable about looking up at stars. This must be partly why God references the stars in his great promise to Abraham.

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