My camera was refusing to let the light in, but I love how these turned out.
Scott and the boys watching as the crazy sun goes down.
This is the last one I took before my camera finally started responding to my bossy commands.
These pictures are a prime example of why shooting in manual can be challenging, and they’re also a prime example of how things aren’t always as they appear. It was NOT a dark day, and these pictures really should have been MUCH brighter, yet here they are, coming off my sd card and into your eyeballs just like that.
Visuals can be deceiving. That lady with the tattoos is really- really nice, and the teen girl with the purple mohawk has a toddler that she takes for a walk around the neighborhood every single night right out of pure love. That really smelly and tired looking man just pulled a LONG shift at the local poultry place, so he could take care of his “five head o’ young’un” including one that’s heading off to college in the fall. Everyone has a story, but can you hear it? Everyone, EVERYONE needs your grace, your compassion and your mercy.
Something I’ve been praying and singing a lot lately, “Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy, Lord have mercy on me” and I change it up “Lord have mercy on her, and him, and them.” Lord have mercy.
When you don’t know how to pray, you can always pray for mercy.
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