“Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you.”-Matthew 5:11-12 Wow! I truly love this verse! I must say it as one of the first things I learned this year (because this is the first year of my life when I began to have an intimate relationship with my heavenly Father!). It has been complicated for many reasons, but the mayor one has always been my family. As a 'catholic' family, we have always known there is Someone greater than us, but that is not yet the true perspective of what He really is.
I had believed in God through all my childhood, but it wasn't sufficient. There were always questions in my mind, in my heart, in me! No one had ever taken the time to explain all this, and that led me to take wrong ways which I sometimes confusingly remember.
This has been the hardest part in my entire life, but it has been the part that I would never change of it. Every bad look or every day without a talk with someone home has been difficult (I won't neglect), but it has been more than perfect in His plan! I wouldn't ever wanted a different way!
I am so uncontrollably amazed about how I feel when I read this verse! It just makes all this time make sense! I love all that He has done, how He has done it! And, most of all, I thank Him for that!!!
What I say to this is... don't try! Instead, declare! believe! Because HE has already given us the victory! Nothing that that horrible and pessimistic enemy does will ever change that!
Let us be seated in heavenly places united with Christ Jesus! (Ef. 2:6)
Let's take what is our's to take, waiting upon His promise! Knowing that we are to be rewarded according to His riches, we shouldn't be discouraged! Trust the only One that can be trusted, and stop hearing what any other person says! Instead, believe! So that you'll later see all that He wants for you! (2Cor. 5:7)
-mshh's Guide to Exposure-
Aperture will also affect your exposure time, making exposure a necessary element to consider when choosing your aperture (F number).
A smaller F number allows the most light into your camera's sensor, therefore needs a fast shutter speed. This is good for action shots, and other times when you need to freeze the moment.
A larger F number allows less light into your camera's sensor, therefore requires a longer shutter speed. This is good for times when you'd like to capture movement, smooth out moving water, or many other instances where a longer exposure time is best.
A smaller F number allows the most light into your camera's sensor, therefore needs a fast shutter speed. This is good for action shots, and other times when you need to freeze the moment.
A larger F number allows less light into your camera's sensor, therefore requires a longer shutter speed. This is good for times when you'd like to capture movement, smooth out moving water, or many other instances where a longer exposure time is best.
A little about what happens behind my lens...
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