
About
I've spent more than 40 years doing things the hard way — and I wouldn't trade a single day of it.
In 2019 I was diagnosed with Parkinson's. I could have slowed down. I didn't. Instead I started sharing the journey out loud — the hard days, the breakthroughs, the humor, and the faith that carries me through it. Vulnerability is strength, and no one should have to fight this alone. Parkinson's changed me. It has not stopped me.
You'll find me on the land at Sunny Fields, behind a camera chasing golden-hour light, in the woodshop building things meant to outlast me, or somewhere quiet with a fishing rod. Life is too short and too beautiful to sit still.
Faith runs through all of it. I'm a man saved by grace, still learning to walk it out daily. I'm grateful for the land, the craft, the family, and every person who chooses to walk this wild life with me.
Still creating. Still fighting. Still grateful.
"Parkinson's slowed my hands. It never touched my heart."
— Brian Keith Shrewsbury