



So, our cousins from down south came up to spend spring break with us... Here are some pictures of Jaiden, who is 6 and soon to be 7. She wants me to tell you that SHE wanted some of the pictures of her in black and white, so there you go.
Not one word could possibly ever describe the beauty of our earth. Beauty appears in the simplest of things. I like to capture the moment forever and share it with other people. From dewy grass, to a butterfly, to mountains, to people, to even the smallest of insects... I hope you enjoy my journey through the the lens. Welcome to my blog! This blog is dedicated to Lee Mann, my true inspiration to my nature photography.





I took these pictures just a few moments ago. Nothing to exciting, just some flowers in bloom. The top photo is a Pink Flowering Currant and the second one is Bleeding Heart.

Always There
Consider the dove - A symbol of the Holy Spirit and God, it is a bird of purity and wholesomeness. Remember how Noah opened the door from the ark and sent out a dove in search of land? The dove returned the first time with no sign of dry land, although the next time he sent forth the dove it returned with an olive leaf, so Noah knew the waters were no more. God was with Noah. If God wasn’t, the dove wouldn’t have returned to the ark. Today the dove symbolizes that the Love of the Father is always with us. God is constantly watching over us at all times of our life. When you are in time of need, trouble, misery, perhaps perplexed, or even frightened all you have to do is pray- you will draw nigh to God and he will draw nigh to you. So the next time you see a dove, remember that God will ALWAYS be with you every step of your way!
"There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God is faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear it." -- 1 Corinthians 10: 13




I'd never seen one of these until the other day. We were driving along the road on Southern C.A. and out of the bush came one! Kind of a neat looking bird.





I think this is called "Boulder Canyon" not certain though. It went on for about 10 miles - all these rocks, hills and trees on this narrow road. It was fun snapping away as we were driving.