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Find the Way Home

Over the years, Jerry Harned and I have been blessed to explore the details of some incredible animal life cycles. In the process, we’ve photographed and studied biological attributes and behaviors that have often made me step back, shake my head in amazement, and exclaim to anyone within earshot: That’s absolutely impossible without the direct intervention of a supernatural designer!

Specifically, I’m talking about the epic migrations upon which the survival of an

The Tail of a Kite

People sometimes ask me where we get our ideas for the films we produce.  My initial answer is, “Almost anywhere.” During the past 45 years I’ve been inspired by magazine and Internet articles, conversations with friends, emails from folks I’ve never met, places I’ve visited on vacation, television shows, and even plants I’ve encountered in my backyard (dandelions and stork’s bill). You never know, so you’re always looking for where God

God Doesn’t Make Junk

Over the years, a highlight of our work has been the opportunity to explore a hallmark of the animal and plant kingdoms: The spectacular examples of biological engineering that fill the living world.

We’ve photographed and animated a dolphin’s elaborate sonar navigation system…the skeletal and muscular systems that enable a snow goose to fly…the ingenious construction of a hummingbird’s tongue…the design of a dandelion puff that ensures optimal dispersal…and the process by which