Ok, before you read the rest check out my picture that was published in the Tribune:

http://www.fstribune.com/story/1487522/photo/1187888.html

Cool, huh? Now listen…er…read…I am NOT a really good photographer. However, I have queried people along the way who ARE. I’ve picked up a few rules of photography, one of which can be understood from the picture above. It is this: photography is not a spectator sport! In order to get a great shot, you have to move out of the stands and go to where the action is happening. Now, you’ll see lots of parents and family in the stands with cameras taking pictures of their little darlings, but very few of these (if any!) will ever be worthy of a commercial printer. Is it because of their camera? Well, not really. You can get great shots even with the camera in your cell phone. The difference is being where the action is. Under the basket. Behind the backstop. On the sidelines. To get the shot, you have to move to where the action is. Now…faith is not a spectator sport either! Move to where the action is. One man said it this way: “Find out where God is moving…and join him there.” Not a bad idea. Placing yourself in the middle of God’s action will result in a picture that you and God are proud to display!