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Author: Christopher Harper

Documenting life and exploration on Guam
Lone tree across the valley

Favorites from 2025

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You’ll find me on beaches or in the jungles of Guam in my free time. I photograph small scenes that help me remember. Here are my favorites from 2025.

Sound Words devotional book

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I published a devotional book for Harvest Family Radio anniversary donors in 2025. It contains 366 daily reflections from scripture you can read or hear.

Caught in the flow

Caught in the flow

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Fallen from the canopy above, this leaf is caught in a crack on the smooth rocks of the Fonte River. It seems every moment to struggle for its release.

Often known as the IndieWeb

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Those who would prefer to avoid social media but still want to publish online should look into joining the independent web by building a personal website.

Theology by thirty-second clip

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Short, vertical videos drive engagement on social media platforms, but they provide very little of the detail we need to evaluate a creator's credibility.

Just too much good stuff

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If we break free from algorithms, adopt the right tools, and develop our curation skills we can enjoy the beautiful side of the internet for a change.

Beauty in decay

Beauty in decay

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Dead trees litter the jungle floor. They add to the chaos of each scene, but may also become focal points in the midst of their live counterparts.

Shooting with a classic

Shooting with a classic

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Several months ago I purchased a Minolta macro lens for my Sony system. It was produced sometime between 1986 and 1993. It still works beautifully!

The base of San Carlos Falls

The base of San Carlos Falls

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We've made a few recent trips to San Carlos Falls - this one on Independence Day. The flow of water was limited to the right side of the drop on this day.

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