Greatest shot of all time? No. But a stunning scene that points to God's beauty and creative power? I believe so. I'm in Montana with a friend of mine. A big part of why I'm here is because it's a spectacular place to photograph, and lately I've been wanting to be better at photography. But, as you have probably seen in posts I've written on the topic, photography itself can be a challenge. If you've ever played golf, then you know how it is. You may have all the knowledge in

One of the biggest challenges thrown at Biblical creationists, and the belief in the Biblical flood, is the rock layers. Supposedly, these are proof of uniformitarianism, the idea that the same processes at work today (erosion and such) have always been at work, generally at the same rates, give or take a localized flood, meteor, or volcano here or there. Not to mention, how absurd is it to believe in a global flood sent by God to destroy mankind; it's too far-fetched, they m

The light was looking pretty good. That's what I was thinking as we cruised along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park the other night looking for a sunset. The weather had been promising a couple of days prior. But I hesitated and opted to wait for another day. So, it would be the last opportunity to venture into the park before my upcoming trip to Montana. I wanted to make it count. A particular location I know of seemed a good option. I had scouted a couple of shots i