Just last summer in order to get to the water a person would have to drive all the way down this ramp, then onto a dirt road, then park on top of a dirt hill several hundred yards out from where I stood to take this shot. Now, the concrete ramp is submerged just feet [...]

Just last summer it would have been quite a hike down steep stairs that you can’t even see right now, as they’re covered by water in this pic, to get to these rental boats. Now there’s just a ramp to the docks.

Bridge Bay is usually the place from which we’d launch the boat each day. The houseboat in this photo is currently sitting above where we often parked. Dry land would reach almost, if not all the way, to that Island.

Taken at dusk from behind Shasta Dam.

This bird flew over my head with whatever it is that it’s feeding to baby-bird. I quickly turned the camera on and followed it. If I wasn’t so excited about getting the shot while this beautiful bird’s wings were outstretched, perhaps it wouldn’t be slightly blurry. Oh well.

Beautiful mountain, no?

I can’t remember a time I’ve seen the lake this full. It’s amazing and beautiful.

I can’t remember a time I’ve seen the lake this full. It’s amazing and beautiful.

Here ya go:

I tried to explain to the Mastiffs that because of time change, it REALLY IS our normal wake up time. They’re not buying it:

I took a drive through the mountains today, along Highway 44 from my hometown of Redding, California up to the mountain town of Susanville, California. Along the way I stopped to photograph a few things… A road crew was clearing trees to straighten part of the windy mountain road… some of their equipment appeale

The Canon G11 is a compact pocket camera. Set it on a tripod, opened the shutter for 15 seconds, and shot this pic of the Kutras Tract Aggregate Plant, which was used to move gravel on a conveyor belt more than 9 miles to the site of Shasta Dam in Northern California. Shasta Dam, by [...]

Taken with a Canon G11 – no flash – hand held.

Taken with a Canon G11 at night with no flash – hand held.

- testing an email to flickr to twitter thing -,  taken with my iPhone inside Starbucks earlier today.  Didn’t work out like I thought it would, ’cause Twitter was never updated.  Boo.

iPhone pics… This weekend I’m speaking 4 times at Pocono Community Church in Pocono, Pennsylvania.  The weekend started out this morning with a Porn and Pancakes event, but before hand I looked out from my hotel room to the following scene: The next three services are tomorrow morning, so with most of today rem

This afternoon was perfect for a nap. But naptime should never, ever interfere with lunchtime. When a certain hungry belly told a certain English Mastiff it was time to eat, a certain warm tongue introduced itself to my face. This is what I saw when I opened my eyes…

Sitting in an easy chair in Ted and Gayle Haggard’s house, listening to Ted share some thoughts… When you listen to Ted talk about the Gospel, it’s impossible to misunderstand: this man loves his Savior. Thanks for letting us spend some time in your home today, Ted. On my flight to Colorado to attend the [

Sitting near the Sundial, reading Oscar Wilde on my Kindle… I can’t think of a better way to spend the afternoon!

I think this photo is cute! Bosco, the darker one in back, is Mister Moose’ dad.

California Habanero Blends is a newly discovered favorite cooking aid! Online at: CaliforniaBlends.com

He was so happy to see them!

What a great night last night! Turtle Bay had a “Winter Wonderland” event, and brought some animal friends out to play: Cricket the Barn Owl, Nikita the Skreech Owl, and Spike the Porcupine!

Original: Apps used (bottom two rows):

It’s just a “Boss” thing…

Caden (middle in first pic) is very proud… …daddy’s pretty proud, too!

Shooting for Lifestyle Magazine today…

It’s a beautiful thing! Click here to check out what it can do.

Snapped a photo of Caden playing the Wii with my iPhone, then used the sketch tool in the Photoshop app:

We spent hours inside.

Today is their birthday. They’re now 1 year old. Between the two of them they eat 12 cups of premium dog food and drink a gallon of water every day. Princess Buttercup weighs in at 111 lbs: Mister Moose weighs in at 137 lbs: Face shot of Mister Moose:

Took a GREAT father/son heli ride this afternoon:

Taken September 24th, 2009. Over the past few years I’ve conversed with Don by phone via text, as well as email. But I finally got the chance to meet him in person.

Surfing the web from 35,000 feet rocks! For some reason, latency issues prevent making calls using the Skype app for iPhone.

What’s REALLY weird is that the eye doesn’t see the blades, only the camera does… even looking through the viewfinder shows the blades. The Q400 is my favorite commuter plane of all time. It rocketh! Here it is on the pavement at LAX:

Reflecting on the complexities of life…

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, where I spoke on 9/11/2009 for XXXChurch.com. The band’s warming up the crowd.

Mister Moose and Princess Buttercup, the mastiffs, are mine. Molly, the Bichon Frise, is my mom’s.

Photos taken with the QuadCamera app: Color selectively removed using the ColorSplash app:

An iPhone photo, manipulated with the CameraBag app. The original photo is at the bottom.

Downstairs at the City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco.

Aquarium of the Bay – San Francisco, CA

My beloved son, in whom I am well pleased.

Surfing/Twittering/Facebooking on the Macbook while watching “Kings” on the iMac using Hulu Desktop.