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30 Pictures from Washington’s Big Four Ice Caves
Outdoor enthusiasts flock to the Pacific Northwest for its scenic hikes and natural beauty. For Faithlife’s designers, the mountains and trails surrounding Bellingham, Washington offer a treasure trove of photo ops.
Stunning photos like these can only come from real people surrounded by real beauty. That’s why our designers have taken trips throughout the Pacific Northwest to bring back beautiful pictures of God’s creation.
Here are 30 amazing photos taken from Washington state’s Big Four Ice Caves this winter:
Living in the Pacific Northwest, many of our designers are outdoor fanatics. When they find themselves in a particularly beautiful or interesting setting, they sometimes return to take pictures for Faithlife to use.
Anthony Fiorillo (wearing the green coat in the pictures above) says, “These trips are a great change of pace from the office. When we have a slower week, we can get out and shoot beautiful places like this. It helps us create a large database of great stock photography for the teams pushing out our amazing media.”
When I asked how the team decides where to go, Josh Gray said, “We picked the Big Four Ice Caves because they are within range for a day trip. They’re surrounded by beautiful mountains and the ice caves themselves are breathtaking. At the end of the cave is a massive waterfall—pictures don’t do it justice.”
He went on to say, “We try to incorporate themes into our photo shoots. You’ll notice some shots of Anthony ice climbing—those could be arranged into a theme like overcoming adversity.”
When you own Logos Bronze or higher, you get Logos Stock Media, which includes hundreds of beautiful stock photos taken by Faithlife’s designers on trips like these.
Get Logos now. Or learn more about Logos Stock Media.
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Want to see more photos of the Pacific Northwest? Check out some of the prettiest hikes in the Pacific Northwest.
23 Photos Proving That the Pacific Northwest Is Best
Faithlife’s design team has been known to roam the Pacific Northwest mountains. They’ve been spotted everywhere from Mt. Baker, Washington to Whistler, British Columbia.
It’s no wonder they spend time up there: the Pacific Northwest is one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Faithlife gives each team of employees a small monthly budget to take a break from work and spend time together. That’s right, they get paid to take gorgeous trips like this together.
The idea behind the budget is that it motivates people to bond outside of work. It seems to be doing a pretty great job.
Derek Schrock, a Faithlife designer, says, “Hanging out together at the Park Butte fire lookout for the night was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Our manager, Nick Kelly, is a pretty huge outdoor enthusiast, so we always do fun team activities like sailing, kayaking, and snowshoeing.”
Schrock says, “These trips unite us as a team and create friendships that make work more enjoyable. Personally, my favorite part of working at Faithlife is my team, and these trips have been a big part of that.”
Take a look at 23 stunning photos they took throughout the Pacific Northwest:
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Photos courtesy of Nick Kelly.
Want to come along next time? Check out our available careers, and join us!
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26 Breathtaking Photos of Biblical Places
The events of the Bible happened in real places, with real people. Take a virtual journey across the biblical landscape, and see the cities where Jesus and the Apostles walked, lived, and changed the world.
Logos Bible Software sent photographers all over the holy land, and they assembled 400 photos, videos, infographics, and maps of biblical places to guide your studies and help bring the Bible to life.
You can find them all in the Faithlife Study Bible.
Here are 26 breathtaking photos taken right from the FSB:
1. Nazareth sunset
2. Herod’s Aqueduct, Caesarea
3. Reef Palace pillars, Caesarea
4. Arched doorways, Thessalonica
5. Arches, Pool of Bethesda
6. Parthenon columns
7. Ruined arch, Philippi
8. Stone doorway, Philippi
9. Jail, Philippi
10. Floor, Caesarea theater
11. Restored stoa, Athens
12. A partially restored ancient arch in Corinth
13. Fountain at Tabgha
14. Roman ruins, Scythopolis (Beth Shan)
15. Central Dead Sea looking East
16. Stone tomb closure
17. Arch series, Smyrna
18. Ornate column capital, Laodicea
19. Curetes Street, Ephesus
20. Mosaic floor, Sardis synagogue
21. Marble columns and gymnasium façade, Sardis
22. Latin inscription, Ephesus
23. Simon the Tanner’s house
24. Roman hippodrome, Caesarea
25. Jezreel Valley from Mount Precipice
26. Capernaum synagogue, limestone wall
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For more captivating photos of biblical places, get your copy of the Faithlife Study Bible today, and enhance your Bible study with 400 photos, videos, infographics, and maps.
Share Photos with Your Church without Showing the Whole World
After a picnic, a game of Frisbee golf, or a get-together with your church or family, great photos are worth sharing. But what if you don’t want the whole world to see? What if you want to protect the privacy of your kids or friends? Enter Faithlife photos.
Faithlife photos are shared within groups, which means they have the same privacy settings as everything else you share. If you only want friends and family to see your photos, then only share them with your friends and family. If you want to show off how awesome your church’s latest event was, share those photos with the whole world. You can open up to the people you love without opening yourself up to the whole world.
It’s as easy as one, two, three:
- Choose the Faithlife Group you want to share with, go to the “Photos” tab and click “Add image.”
- Pick the photos you want to share, and drop them in the faded box that says “Drag photos here.”
- Enter a caption, location, and tags to provide more information about each photo, and then click “done!”
