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James is a fellow photographer who enjoyed shooting 4x5 film and making huge enlargements. He almost risked going into business with a large format printer (said he'd only have to sell 60+ prints to pay off the equipment). But providential paths led another direction and he is now managing a lodging establishment in Santa Rosa.
We often fall into life work that we were never specifically trained for, yet it becomes an all-consuming passion. We actually enjoy getting up in the morning and heading toward our rendezvous with hard work and diverse co-workers. We are rewarded for fulfilling our end of the bargain as the necessary cog in the machine.
Work is a God-honoring institution. Adam the gardener knew it. And so did Paul the tentmaker.
1 comment:
David, thank you for the great pictures. We will enjoy them for a long time. You got some great shots of lots of people and we are grateful. Thanks again, Kimberly
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