Queensland Christian Photographer

My daughter Femia.... remember, my first baby in the black and white photo with me below.....
Is a Photographer.

This is my favoured photo of her and her husband David, taken by her a few years ago.
They have been married twenty five years.

                                Her work:

They look much better on her page than on mine.

http://eufemiahopephotographyanddesign.blogspot.com/

* click on the photo on side panel to be directed. 

 

This is grandson Izaiah used as one of her models

                                                       

Granddaughter Shiarn used as another model.

Bride and groom on a bike.

                 BUT...as her mum, I love these two from when she first began to work in this field.

                             Daughter Daniella with Elyshah and Antonio (being naughty)

Daniella with Shiarn as a baby.

Ray and I by Femia, 6 yrs ago.

Femia uses the scripture from

                                                                      Isaiah 49:16                        
                       BEHOLD, I have inscribed you on the palms of My hands.

Amazing!!

Genesis 1:31
God saw all that he had made, and it was very good. And there was evening, and there was morning—the sixth day.

It is beyond me to fathom the mind of God, I simply cannot even begin???
He created everything in the world and the universe.
And in that creation is detailed more than I could imagine.
The more you see of the world, the more you realise the enormity of Gods love for us.   What a mighty God we serve.


During our travels we visited the out-back gold mining town of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
I loved the architecture and old world style.

Every town has a memorial.

Lest we forget.

The railway station still displays an old style phone and letter box.

This road train servicing the area is three trailers long.

The longest I viewed was five trailers. Not fun to overtake on the road.

             The Super Pit produces up to 850,000 ounces of gold every year.
             It is the biggest gold open pit mine in the country.
             I couldn't believe the size.
             Looking down from a hill lookout the huge mining trucks appear as toys.
            They slowly wind up and down the hillside in a monotonous
            journey carrying the precious cargo.
             AMAZING!!