Vines twisting around the unique buildings in Heidenheim, Germany.
11.7.10
26.4.10
Porte e Shqiperi

Barbulinja, Albania 5.28.2009
Because of many wars in Albania’s history, every house is protected by high cement walls and iron gates. Most gates have some defining quality, from design to color. I was very intrigued by there way of expressing themselves.
This gate belonged to a family who became a vital part of starting a ministry in this small village.
Fshat ne Shqiperi

Barbulinja, Albania 5.28.2009
To me the word village did not mean much before I came to Albania. It was a word I heard in medieval history or talking about places filled with huts in Africa.
This village was very different then both. The village of Barbulinja was 15 minutes from my home in the city. They are farmers, who live right next to each other. They let there animals roam through out the area and share green houses.
God has done amazing things in this place to open the villagers hearts and help them come together for him.
25.4.10
Downtown Vienna
Streets of Macedonia

Ohrid, Macedonia 4.15.2009
I was told we were going to go see a old church on top of the mountain. I followed behind the leader as we climbed up deep thin steps, and weaved around the side until we reached this flat rocky road. I took a moment, to checkout the real life and history found deep inside this country.
Turkey Mediterranean Sea Side

Antalya, Turkey 11.28.2008
Picturesque is the word found on this perfect day at the end of November.
I stood there looking out towards the Mediterranean, and the amazingly clear blue sky, I did not want this moment to end. The afternoon sun warmed the smooth stones under my bare feet, and a small breeze every once in a while brushed along my face. Chill bumps arose on my arms and legs not from the breeze, but the pure beautifulness of this moment.
The Mediterranean
Breda, Catholic Church, Steeple
Breda, Catholic Church
Amsterdam Amstel River
Amsterdam River Side
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