DANIEL MILLER
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PHOTOGRAPHY
As the old adage says, “A picture is worth a thousand words” - I have found this to be true. Pictures capture our minds and hearts in ways that neither words nor film can quite match. Good pictures present us with a still moment of time that causes us to engage our brains and storytelling faculties and also to pause and wonder about the meaning of beauty – its meaning in itself and its place in the grander story of the universe.
Zion Nat'l Park, UT - The heavens open up for the king of pride rock - a male Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep in Zion National Park.
Virginia Beach, VA - Snowy afternoon at one of my favorite places in the world.
Zion Nat'l Park, UT - Exploring the wonders of creation on the treacherous Narrows hike.
Virginia Beach, VA - Fall has fallen at the RU Library.
Virginia Beach, VA - My dad, brother, and I posing for the camera while I also snag my own shot.
Houston, TX - Back in my "cool" days. Shot with an auto-timer.
Hampton Roads, VA - "The one who reigns forever, he is a friend of mine, the God of angel armies is always by my side." So grateful to have security with my Father.
Gaithersburg, MD - "My name is Phillip."
Glacier Nat'l Park, Browning, MT - "I want to see mountains again, Gandalf, mountains!" - Bilbo Baggins
Virginia Beach, VA - "The Lord is my light and salvation; whom shall I fear?" - Psalm 27:1
Chicago, IL - Snagging a mood shot in the early hours of a bitterly cold January morning.
Stumpy Lake, VA - "Good friends take time to make, and good times make friends to make."
Virginia Beach, VA - Ducks are my friend Adriana's favorite.
Norfolk, VA - The Norfolk harbor is one of the prettiest urban areas that I've visited.
Nashville, TN
Norfolk, VA - Snagged an aerial shot on my way down.
Norfolk, VA - They weren't kidding around when they built this ship.
Virginia Beach, VA - This photo captures the heart of my friend and brother Evan.
Virginia Beach, VA - "You make my footsteps and my path secure, so walking on water is just the beginning" - Amanda Cook
Washington, D.C. - The colors remind me of a 1960s Kennedy-era photograph.