Archive for the ‘Photo of the Week’ Category

A delightful, private Flute Quartet concert in Melbourne

What a treat for Jules Cseszko to arrange for us to hear this Flute Quartet! I just now realized that I can post links to a Face Book photo album from my blog. Click here...
March 2nd, 2010 | Photo of the Week | Read More

One of the most photographed sites in the world

This shot was taken in Sydney at dawn yesterday. This has to be one of the most photographed sites in the world. I’d like to know the list of all the top places on the list.

February 23rd, 2010 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Photo of the week: Orewa Beach Lookout in New Zealand

Here is a photo of Sharon with the Maiseys, Fergusons and Kyler Erwin on our 2009 trip to the North Island of New Zealand.

February 16th, 2010 | Photo of the Week | Read More

A band of brothers praising the Lord together

They came from West Virginia, Oklahoma, Florida, Washington state, Indiana and Melbourne, Australia. They came for one purpose: to improve their skills in leading worship. For four days, these men studied, sang and absorbed the...
January 30th, 2010 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Photo of the day: Leading God’s people in praise to Him

The Worship Leader Institute is an opportunity for talented leaders to advance their skills within an encouraging environment. Excellence is something we strive for in each year’s session. Enrollment is limited, so applicants for next year’s Institute need to apply early.

January 13th, 2010 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Mito Art Gallery and unique, towering sculpture

The sculpture on the right of this building in Mito, Japan can be viewed from all over the city. Here is a photo that is not an HDR, but a regular photo (yes, I can still take normal photos.)

December 31st, 2009 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Brand new evening HDRs taken during the holidays

Here’s a link to some brand new HDR photos I have added to my favorites gallery. I enjoyed the Christmas lights of Mito, Japan, and especially photographing the art museum’s highly unique sculpture. Do you see...
December 26th, 2009 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Will the real Eiffel Tower of Paris, please stand out?

Check out this Acappella poster from the ’90’s. Most people think this was taken in front of the actual Eiffel Tower of Paris, France. Actually, it was...
December 24th, 2009 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Does your place of worship encourage participation?

Some auditoriums are ornate. Others are plain. Countless believers have worshipped in brush arbors and in tents; outside and in lavish cathedrals. What kind of impact should a worship location have upon the quality of the worship...
December 22nd, 2009 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Photo of the Day: Name these two acoustic musicians

Seals and Crofts? Loggins and Messina? Simon and Garfunkel? Graham Nash and David Crosby? Can you...
December 15th, 2009 | Photo of the Week | Read More

Tatiana Zaramella: I'm glad to know that!...
Tom: I grew up at Garnett in Tulsa and for some reason I remember a Sunday when Jerome Williams led "Everybody Will be Happy ...
Scott Perreault: Yeah, checking pitch in the middle of a song with a tuning fork is definitely challenging, unless the song is in the key...
Dan Jones: I recall in 1979 singing a song with the lyrics, "thou art the potter, I am the clay" and what was funny about that was ...
David Hogue: It seems to me that if the Christian walk is a discipline, and part of that walk is singing, then we should treat singin...