Not long ago I had the chance to be a part of a dear friend’s wedding. It was held outside of Newberg at a little camp called Tilikum, where an old school house became host to this lovely and intimate wedding. Here’s a few of my favorites. The pillow used for the rings was made...
Well, this post has been a long time coming, as will be a couple more this week! My dear friends, the Murrays, have been more than gracious in their patience, and I’m stoked to finally post photos from our session. The Murrays have good times together, and it was fun roaming about George Fox’s campus...
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Beautiful! You nailed it. Love the one on the bridge.
Alex and Beth, revisited… I just handed an 11×14 print off to my friends, Alex and Beth. This was the photo they chose to put up on their wall from the engagement session we did back in November. Every portrait and engagement session comes with a complimentary 11×14, and it’s always fun to see who...
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I’m back with more photos from my trip to Palestine/Israel, covering the next two days in the sequence. The below image is during one of our many meetings with various organizations. This group in particular was called Sabeel. They are Palestinians who are Christians working for peace in many places, but pictured here is their...
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Joel,
Thanks for your postings on Palestine. I do love your photos and updates. I gave your blog address to a blog friend in Paris. She posts often on Palestine also. http://www.parisparfait.typepad.com
Not that I can remember…wait, who am I? Thanks for the comment, Leah. =)
Joel, these are awesome pictures that tell a lot of stories. Are you sure you don’t have a secret life that we all don’t know about as a top secret photo journalist? 
We begin again in At Tuwani, where CPT has their main operation which I explained in my earlier post. We did school patrol again at the crack of dawn, and luckily there was no conflicts once again. We did have some settlers in a suv drive by very slowly on a road about 300 feet...
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