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Proverbs 16:9For this photo work, everything had to be perfect. The horse had to be mid stride. The gap between the trees had to line up exactly right. The focus had to hold through motion blur and dappled backlight and a moving target in a moving forest. I prepared myself, held my breath, and waited to see what came back. In reality, I could never arrange things perfectly. Ultimately I had to surrender to control. "The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord

No performance

In my humble opinion

His hands know exactly what to do without being told

held my breath

I took this photograph three years before I became a believer

The answer this photograph gives me

For a righteous man may fall seven times and rise again

With this photo I became the first living photographer ever inducted into the Atherton Fine Art Gallery of the National Cowboy Museum

What you're looking at is a cowboy and his horse silhouetted in a beam of light inside a dark barn

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If you want to wake up every morning and be reminded what it looks like to keep going — this print is for you

and is learning to trust that the path is being established even when they can't see it clearly