Western world

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In 1914, the German Army sought a swift decisive victory over France, invading from the north. The plan failed, leading to a years-long bloody stalemate where millions of soldiers braved horrific conditions fighting for mere yards of territory.

Establishing shot of Ballarat, a mining community from my new Western project, Descend. Wanted to show the environment and overall view of the town as we follow our main character( the bounty hunter in white) as he attempts to break up a conflict arising in the town. Its about to get heated! More to come soon. This one is inspired by a shot from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Western road trip adventures. Picture of dream catchers near the Navajo Nation in Utah’s Monument Valley

This December I finally had the pleasure of attending our first ever Patagonia equestrian meet-up with Hooves. I was with two lovely horse riders from Spain, we were hosted by one of the most welcoming families I’ve ever met, and got to ride horses through the mountains of Patagonia for a whole week. It was honestly one of the best experiences of my life. In this blog post I’ll tell you all about our group, the accommodation, the riding and the horses.

We know as Christians, on an intellectual level, that we have idols—be it family, food, football or whatever. But to see the allure of idolatry can be hard for those of us in the Western world. That’s why I appreciate the points laid out by Doug Stuart in his Exodus commentary (450-54). Stuart suggests nine reasons idolatry was attractive to the Israelites and in the cultures of the Ancient Near East. 1. It was guaranteed. If you do the right incantation, you get the right results. Just say…

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Night in the desert by Maxfield Parrish. From “The Great South West” by Ray Stannard Baker. The Century Magazine, c 1902