Photo Journal 7/21/2018
Portland, Oregon
Shot with Canon DSLR with 50mm 1.4
Edited on PhotoScape X Pro (Free Version)
Read MoreWelcome!
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Portland, Oregon
Shot with Canon DSLR with 50mm 1.4
Edited on PhotoScape X Pro (Free Version)
Read MoreExtreme Ownership is a non-fiction book written by ex-Navy Seal operators Jocko Willink and Leif Babin that both educates and entertains. In each chapter, the writers describe real accounts of their military experiences highlighting key aspects of leadership principles, then they lay out the principles involved in a more abstract way and then illustrate the application of the principles to the business world using real-life examples from their work with high-level leaders in the corporate world. Each chapter highlights a specific leadership trait or strategy such as extreme ownership, decentralized command, cover and move, check the ego, leading up and down the chain of command and much more.
Read MoreBull of the Woods, Mt. Hood National Forest
Shot on Canon 80D with 24-105mm
Some Edited using PhotoScape X Pro (Free Version)
Photo of me by Josh Gray
Read MoreBlue Lake Regional Park, Oregon
Shot with Canon 80D with 50mm 1.4, Kenko Extension Tubes,
70-200mm 2.8 and 14-24mm 2.8 Lenses
Edited with PhotoScape X Pro (free version)
Read More"Can you tell me what happened on the night of July 5th, Mr. Meeks," a lawyer named Jim asked a very sweaty man named Walter Meeks who sat in the witness seat looking up into the rafters. Walter was now staring off into space and looking nervous with the audience's gaze bearing down on him like a dozen firehoses trying to put out a raging fire.