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Seeking the Light

About me

Gender	Male
Industry	Arts
Occupation	Photographer/Teacher/Writer
Location	Highlands/Atlanta, North Carolina/Georgia, United States
Introduction	*Please see 'Bio' page @ HPW site: www.highlandsphotoworkshops.com
Interests	Photography: Specializing in Landscape/Nature, Natural Environment; Architectural; Fine Art. Theology: 5 years into Masters of Art in Religion Degree @ reformed Theological Seminary. I am a writer, and thuis for me, sriting on the most important topic in the universe, the reality of God, is an all-consuming personal journey.
Favorite movies	As a frustrated film director/cinematographer, (meaning @ age 40 I decided not to change careers) I have far too many to list. But I will attempt the Top 20: (not in order of importance) - just top 20 films I would take w/me while planning to be stranded on an island - IF they had a DVD player!!!) in alphabetical order... Amadeus, A River Runs Through It, Avalon, Blade Runner, Chariots of Fire, Dinner Rush, Gettysburg, Great Outdoors, Hero (Chinese Film - Jet Li), Invincible, Jesus of Nazareth, Last of The Mohicans, Legend of Baggar Vance, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, O Brother Where Art Thou, Planes Trains & Automobiles, The Natural, The Passion of the Christ, The Outlaw Josey Wales, Unforgiven. (in almost every case, the music plays a huge role in the film and how I experience it).
Favorite music	I have no favorite genre of music. I listen to great music from almost every genre/era: Classical, Electronic, Folk, Contemporary Jazz, Pop, New Age (I detest this label given to contemporary music that fits this category), Rock, Rythym & Blues, Movie Soundtracks, & Western (no, NOT Country!!!)
Favorite books	Again, far too many to list to do justice, but here are the top 10, again IF I am planning to be stranded far from civilization: The Bible, My Utmost For His Highest by Oswald Chambers, A Year With C.S. Lewis, The Collected Writings of John Murray, 1776, Thoughts On Solitude by Thomas Merton, Maine by Eliot Porter, Walden by Thoreau, What Was I Thinking: Things I've Learned Since I Knew It All, & lastly the journal I take along with me.