Photography/visual art has been an avid advocation of mine since college. A few years ago, I had the joy of sharing my photos in a more professional capacity through the magazine Presbyterians Today. Here is a link to view a Lenten Devotional that I wrote and photo-illustrated in 2019. Below you will find some “flip book magazines” as well as collaborations with other artists. I have also begun to experiment with AI-generated images using both Midjourney and Adobe Photoshop. A miniscule amount of what I’ve generated is at the bottom of this page (covers for albums and books, plus a collage). To see a broader variety of my other photos and AI art, visit me on Instagram.
Flip Books
Solarized: A unique assortment of images solarized for an artistic, often eerie, effect.
Mural Magic: Photos of beautiful murals collected from across America.
Beautiful Rwanda, Beautiful Texas: Two photographers, two nations, a blending of hearts and perspective.
The Necessity of Wildness: A compilation of my photos and words that show how nature is essential to our experiences of stillness, wonder, and gratitude.
Art Books (first is a flip version, the others PDFs)
Box of Darkness: A partnership of photographers, painters, and poets responding to a single verse from the late poet, Mary Oliver: “Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift.”
Presence: A partnership of photographers, painters and writers all asked this question: “How do you respond creatively to the beauty and mystery of the Presence that surrounds us?”
The Necessity of Wildness: Best viewed as a two-page spread PDF, this is a compilation of my photos and words that show how nature is essential to our experiences of stillness, wonder, and gratitude.
Krin Van Tatenhove - Words & Images 
I don’t think I have read you before. Your New Orleans reflection “When do the dead die?” is thoughtful and thought provoking. Thank you.