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  • Followup: Donavan Dream
    Donavan House Fire...
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    "And the house was interesting, too. It was kind of a big house. The grandmother had her own apartment in the back. There were about four or five kids. Don, his brother Max, junior, Duncan, and a couple more. The dad's name was Mac Sr. And the mom was Dorothy. They were all terrific folks, and I've lost touch with all of them, and that's my fault."
    5 min
  • Memorial Day
    A few words to honor our fallen heroes
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    "And I wanted to talk a little bit about a speech that was made a few years ago. It was made by General Williams Grimsley, chief of staff of us strategic commander, on April 27, 2013, and he had some really interesting comments that day. I'd like to share a portion of that with you. And now I'm quoting the history of our nation. And those who serve can be summed up in a short and simple yet fitting phrase."
    6 min
  • A Voyage of Discovery
    Visiting a portion of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
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    "And this book was so great, it inspired me, that once I finished it, I wanted to go and visit some of the places and follow in their footsteps as much as I could. And so I started this adventure near St. Louis at the mouth of the Missouri river, where they had camped before setting off. And they were traveling upstream on the mighty Missouri river. And it was very difficult, but their determination kept them going for months until they finally found the source of the Missouri river."
    4 min
  • Tanta Katie
    Just a sweet memory from when I was a little boy...
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    "And there was a breezeway probably 8ft across. And all you could see from our kitchen window was this other old brownstone apartment. And this particular window was wide open. And this nice old lady, probably 80 years old, was smiling. And she had a Hershey bar in her hand and she tossed it across between the buildings. And my mom caught it in her right hand and smoothly handed it down to me."
    3 min
  • Hey Bear!
    Photographing in Bear Country
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    "Of course, there wasn't really much to shoot. The flowers weren't that great. I had to come back a couple more times before I finally got the shot that you see here. Well, folks, thanks very much for listening to me ramble on about this bear. I've got more bear stories, but I think that's enough for right now. Thanks so much. Bye."
    3 min
  • Happy Mothers Day!
    A thank you to my Mom for all the encouragement and creative thoughts she shared with me when I was a boy.
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    "Now I'm going to put a photograph here of her when she was a lighting person. And you can see she's wearing those heavy gloves because those lights were very hot. And later on she became a model. And then I showed up and messed up the whole thing and she became a mom. But she encouraged me as a child to be creative. She helped me set up a dark room, which was her idea. She knew about how to process film."
    3 min
  • Donavan Dream
    Ever have a dream about an old friend you haven’t seen in a long time?
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    "I wanted to tell you about this bizarre dream I had last night. I hadn't spoken to or seen my old pal Donovan in decades. We were really close friends way back when. We even made a documentary film about motocross racing together when we were about 20 years old. Unfortunately, we simply lost touch over time. You know how life intervenes. I had gotten married to my sweetheart, and I was busy with work, and I failed to stay in touch with my old buddy Donovan."
    3 min
  • Manson murders August 8, 1969
    My memory of The sad events in LA August 8,1969
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    "But he, from the time he was a young teenager, was in trouble and constantly being charged with crimes, spent time in prison. By the time these horrible events happened in 1969, he'd been in prison half his life. And frankly, when they tried to release him, he was incarcerated at prison in Los Angeles, and I think it was Terminal Island Prison. And he'd been a petty criminal. He'd been forging checks, stealing cars, things like that."
    5 min
  • William Friedkin
    The great Director Bill Friedkin has passed away today.
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    "You. Well, good morning, folks. It's August 7, 2023, Monday, and I became somewhat obsessed with a director this morning. William Friedkin, the Oscar winning director behind The French Connection and The Exorcist and many other films, was on my mind for some reason. And I started checking to see interviews on YouTube with him because he was a brilliant filmmaker. And I started to wonder, is he still around?"
    2 min
  • #MyProfile | Richard Sisk
    #FirstSwell
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    "Well, hi, folks. Thanks for tuning in. I wanted to tell you a little bit about myself. My name is Richard Cesk. I'm primarily a photographer. I've been interested in photography all my life and have focused on panoramic photography for the last 30 years. But I also make short films and I'm into audio recording in in particular, Ambisonic surround sound recording. So I found that with photography, sometimes the light's not good."
    2 min

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