Category Archives: photo essays

This photo essay is for the “folks back home” (and for me). I took my camera out last week to “document” the church campus, which (I am told) has never been so lush in the summer time. Could be all … Continue reading →

I put together some pictures we’ve taken over the past month documenting the many transitions of this summer. No wonder we’re a little exhausted — and enjoying so much this down time before SWUUSI next week and the start of … Continue reading →

This group of photos is for the family and close friends who know my son. They’re from his ska band’s final concert in Oak Park before all the kids head off to college. I’m going to miss listening to them … Continue reading →

This was an amazing photo essay comparing the eating habits of families around the world. What does someone in Chad or Tibet eat in a week? How much does that family spend? How many bananas can a family consume in … Continue reading →

Last week I went up to Wisconsin for a few days of personal retreat time. I got what I was looking for. These were my two favorite pictures. I’m very much enjoying getting to know the new camera. I also … Continue reading →

I was the official trip “documenter” for Unity Temple (Oak Park, IL)’s youth trip to Boston a few weeks ago. Boy did we have a great time. Here are the pictures.

[Click on "I Love Oranges" for a photo essay... photographed entirely with my cell phone!] This is another entry about the Houston trip. It’s about the Orange Show, a city-block size work of art created by a postal worker, Jeff … Continue reading →

Some photos we took last summer on a trip through the West: Hiking through the Sierras. Visiting Wolf Mountain