How he loves us!

This is an amazing song about God's grace. I know it's not new but it's good.


Written by John Mark Mcmillian
He is jealous for me,
Loves like a hurricane, I am a tree,
Bending beneath the weight of his wind and mercy.
When all of a sudden,
I am unaware of these afflictions eclipsed by glory,
And I realise just how beautiful You are,
And how great Your affections are for me.

And oh, how He loves us so,
Oh how He loves us,
How He loves us all

Yeah, He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves.
Yeah, He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves.

We are His portion and He is our prize,
Drawn to redemption by the grace in His eyes,
If grace is an ocean, we’re all sinking.
So Heaven meets earth like a sloppy wet kiss,
And my heart turns violently inside of my chest,
I don’t have time to maintain these regrets,
When I think about, the way…

He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Oh how He loves.
Yeah, He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,
Whoa! how He loves us,

If you want to see it sung by a professional check out this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoC1ec-lYps

Push Flash

Since I've been home I've been thinking about what to blog on, since our stay in Japan is over. Well here goes.

Photo tip #1: This was a photo I took during our last trip to NY. I was an awesome time, especially going out on the Hudson on Jim's boat, named the Robins Nest. I just wanted to let you ameture photographers in on a little secret. If you have the sun directly behind you, usually you will get a photo with dark images on the people because the camera thinks there is enough light so the camera will turn the flash off. Yes there is enough light behind the people but not in front, that's why you get dark faces. Simple fix, turn it to a setting that will let you keep the flash on even in high light. Now your ready to take photos with high light in the backround. Not a bad photo for the sun being directly behind?