A foggy day shoot in late September produced these "FogDawgs @ the Gate #3" shots. Music provided by a young 2 brother band called 'Freelands' who magically 'wafted' thru my life one day last week. He gave permission to use this music. Via email Alireza Kamran writes:
The music is recorded by my brother (Navid) and I. We like to call our 2-man band Freelands. On this particular song, Wahaj Bukhari, a good friend of mine, came up with the guitar line. I picked that up, replayed it, wrote the lyrics, and sang it. My brother added the electric piano and keys.
Have a great day, - A
Here
Here on the starts I stand tonight With a star in my eyes and a scar in my heart There I recall what I have been told All our souls are tied to grow (All our dreams are tied to go) The kid in my reason cannot even chase Butterflies of where we are, or where we go
Here I am... show me your love Here I am... show me your truth Here I am... show me your face Here I am... show me you love
I think there's great things in store for these young men.
A very serendipitous stop at the Angler's Lodge for a quiet shoot encountered Floyd Dean and wife working on the some advanced techniques of Fly Casting. Floyd is an FFF Certified Master Fly Casting Instructor. He showed me some of his incredible skills including writing my initials, skipping a fly to make it look like a real insect (unattached)and even a new mechanical aid to physically teach the 'feel' of proper casting! His lovely wife Janet seemed awfully good to me but only he could write SOS!
My art career began at 5 years with my first oil painting at my Mother's side. I went from oils to acrylics to fine line expression and by the time I was 15 I had developed a love for photography. I completed a course at the Art Institute of Westport, CT and was a commercial art major at Baylor University in Waco, TX before joining the Air Force in 1965. I was an Air Force Illustrator and ran the Photo Hobby Shop exploring experimental photography, winning 3 awards at the AF Worldwide Photo Competition. My greatest admiration was always the National Geographic and Life Magazine photographers and now NG hosts a gallery of mine.