FEATURED: Scenes of Faith & Freedom

[Amy Sager]

And two more!

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[Amy Sager]

Here are three of the photos I took for this assignment!

-Gabriel Sager

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[Amy Sager]

Wow! So many awesome photos!

Mr. Staddon, my favorite of yours are the 1st one, the 4th and the 5th!!!

@Blessingscaptured I absolutely love the pictures of the feather with the bible! Great job!

~Evelyn

[Blessings Captured]

Evelyn, actually Brieanna took the picture of the feather on the Bible.
-Hannah

[Warrior Princess]

@sager7 Thank you so much, Evelyn!

[Amy Sager]

Ok! THen great job Brieanna!

~Evelyn

[James Staddon]

It was so much fun to see your photos, @grace-galdamez! Very well done. And super artistic, @lenspirationlydia! As always. 🙂 A great testimony accompanied by, wow, one great cross there, @blessingscaptured! Curious, where is it located? Such pretty and colorful photos Evelyn and Gabe @sager7! I recognize that flag on the fence. 😉 Thank you all for putting your heart into this, everyone!

[Blessings Captured]

@jamesstaddon the cross is at the 160 and 65 interchange in Walnut Shade MO.
It’s fairly new, built in 2019. It’s 22 stories high and easily assessable. A nice little photo stop. 🙂

[Laura Lane]

Here is my attempt at shooting this assignment:) I used a piece of white fabric, blue fabric, and my mum’s red shirt in place of an American flag!

–Laura

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[Lydia Bennett]

So creative, @laura-aome! Way to use what you have! 🙂

[Jake Scholl]

Here are my two favorite pictures I took for this assignment. I was able to use a cross I made for a previous assignment. -Jake Scholl

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[Allison Estabrook]

Here is my one photo for this assignment! This was a crazy one for me because I had planned to shoot it outdoors, but then it was pouring rain when I had time to shoot it. So I had to regroup and shoot it indoors. Huge thanks to my little sister who patiently held the flag for me when it started to fall!

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[Sarah Smith]

These are from my backyard.

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[David Tremain]

If you’ve never tried to take pictures of flags, and even worse, multiple flags, let me assure you – it isn’t as easy as it looks!
Four possibles from 3 different pictures. The flags. The iPhone with e-Sword software (trying to go a bit more modern and not quite as focused on the (deemed obsolete) past), and two shots with Cindy’s dad’s bible – one a close-up so you can read the verse Psalms 33:5, and the other including the cross. That Bible is incredible – Cindy’s dad used it while a missionary in Liberia, Africa in the late 1950’s and most of the 1960’s. After returning home, he continued to use it during his 25+ years at WIHS radio in Connecticut. I love it for all that, plus it is obvious it has been thoroughly used – no shelf queen there!

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[Samuel West]

Here are my photos for this assignment. I couldn’t come up with any ideas for a combination of a cross, flag, or
Bible in a scenery type photo, so I decided to try still life instead.

Lots of great submissions everyone! Looking forward to the webinar.

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