Letting Go

Yellow and brown leaves are featured in each and every one of my photos today. This fact has awakened me to the realization that fall has indeed arrived. When bright and brilliant colors come into play, and when change is the inevitable. To me this season represents that the old things are passing away, as they should, and new things are yet to come.

I would say I’m on a par with the currents season I face in my life. I face dramatic change that is sure to be colorful. Learning to navigate through change is not an easy task and can be rather difficult (One that I would not dare attempt to do by my lonesome), especially when it means saying goodbye to family and friends for a time. I’ve learned that letting go and letting God is the best solution to handling change. Give it to God. Knowing that He is with me gives me strength to press on into the mysteries that lie ahead.

One, two, three… deep breath in… deep breath out. He’s got this! 

Photos taken by: Esther Young… Edited by me.

Cheers to a new season in life.

In the Dome

I never thought I would say this but… I almost feel ready for sweater weather! As much as I enjoyed shooting in the Arizona atmosphere among the cacti and succulents…I can’t help but enjoy campfires and chi tea on a cool afternoon. Hopefully I get to experience a little bit of this when I’m in Taiwan.

Today marks one month exactly before I leave the USA and head off to study abroad. I’m so incredibly excited for all the good things at that God has in store for this trip and all the students that will be attending this school with me.

The following pictures are courtesy of Esther Young and are edited by me. Hope you enjoy!

Take Me Back

I’m extremely excited to be sharing these pictures with you on this warm Sunday evening. I’ve been tediously editing away on these pictures for the past couple of days, so it’s a relief to finally share the end product. I want to thank my little sister Esther for working the camera and being ever so patient with me during this shoot. She really is the best. Bribing her with Starbucks was totally worth it.

It kind felt like I was in a daydream shooting in this beautiful conservatory. Being in God’s creation fuels my creative passion.  So I was very inspired to say the least. Thanks to Jesus! I felt right at home nestled in these tropical plants. In fact, I may have never left this place weren’t for the blazing heat that was making my photographer almost pass out. I hope these photos inspire you to explore the creative side God has given you. ~See you later~

My Sister is always making me laugh! 

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