Point and Shoot

My co-workers and I went on a fishing trip together to Croton Falls, NY.  I grabbed a day license from the state of New York here.  $5 if you are a resident.  The trip was redeeming in a way since the last fishing social 15+ years ago was a bust.  We caught mostly brown and rainbow trout.  Everyone caught at least 4-5 fish.  Some even had their catch over for dinner.  All in all good day.  Thanks to Joe for taking us out and showing us the ropes.  Enjoy the photos!

Fish numero uno. Rainbow trout.

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My fellows program on urban theology and ministry took me to the city of Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love and also the city of murals. We visited Hunting Park, where the future Esperanza Health Center will be breaking ground. We also checked out downtown Philly, the liberty bell, and even stumbled upon a tea party (the other kind of tea party). There’s so much history in Philadelphia. Enjoy the photos!

Walking around Hunting Park in North Philly.

Sometimes my work enables me to travel.  It’s good for me to get away from the city as it gives me a more complete picture of this country and it’s diversity.  My work had a conference in Panama City Beach, Florida where we interacted with college students on spring break and others in the area about faith and life.  People were very open to conversing on the subject.  It was a good time.  Beach life has its perks but in the end, i think i prefer the city.  Also, check below for a 30 sec stop motion video I made. Enjoy the video and photos to follow!

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I saw LeCrae at the US Campus staff conference. His lyrics are pretty solid and the music is catchy. Check him out on YouTube. He has a great story and I’m glad someone like him is producing music. Enjoy the pictures!

LeCrae performing at a concert in Fort Collins, CO. He

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(Does anyone remember that old Power Rangers knock off ‘VR troopers’?  I think it starred one of the Lawrence brothers)

I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the use of my friend’s lens, the 18-200mm 3.5 VR.  I’ve appreciated the depth of field that this lens can produce, the ability to zoom so far away, and the VR ‘Vibration Reduction’ has helped in low lighting situations.  Here are some of the pictures of the past weekend.

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