Friday, February 24, 2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Keeping it all in perspective
I don't often share "stuff" I get from email blast
But I consider this one important
Something to ponder.......
Charlie Sheen is 45 and his story is all over the news because he is a
substance abuser, an adulterer, sexually promiscuous and obnoxious.
Lindsay Lohan is 24 and her story is all over the news because she is a
celebrity drug addict and thief.
Something as frivolous as Kim Kardashian's stupid wedding [and
short-lived marriage] was shoved down our throats.
While........
Justin Allen 23
Brett Linley 29
Matthew Weikert 29
Justus Bartett 27
Dave Santos 21
Jesse Reed 26
Matthew Johnson 21
Zachary Fisher 24
Brandon King 23
Christopher Goeke 23
Sheldon Tate 27...
Are all Marines that gave their lives last month for you. There is no
media for them; not even a mention of their names. Honor them by
sending this on. I did, will you?
Rest In Peace
PS I remember what it was like to be in a Combat Area and still in the conditions of it
after the Cease fire was announced in Desert Storm
the public and the media quickly abandon all thought that
their military men and women are still in harms way
Just at thought I felt worth sharing.
Cheers!
Steve
But I consider this one important
Something to ponder.......
Charlie Sheen is 45 and his story is all over the news because he is a
substance abuser, an adulterer, sexually promiscuous and obnoxious.
Lindsay Lohan is 24 and her story is all over the news because she is a
celebrity drug addict and thief.
Something as frivolous as Kim Kardashian's stupid wedding [and
short-lived marriage] was shoved down our throats.
While........
Justin Allen 23
Brett Linley 29
Matthew Weikert 29
Justus Bartett 27
Dave Santos 21
Jesse Reed 26
Matthew Johnson 21
Zachary Fisher 24
Brandon King 23
Christopher Goeke 23
Sheldon Tate 27...
Are all Marines that gave their lives last month for you. There is no
media for them; not even a mention of their names. Honor them by
sending this on. I did, will you?
Rest In Peace
PS I remember what it was like to be in a Combat Area and still in the conditions of it
after the Cease fire was announced in Desert Storm
the public and the media quickly abandon all thought that
their military men and women are still in harms way
Just at thought I felt worth sharing.
Cheers!
Steve
Thursday, December 1, 2011
from a recent session
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
Still Teaching, still doing photography and still enjoying life
Amazing that I have not posted anything here since March of last year.
A lot has happened, and I just have not looked back at the Blog tell tonight when a student asked about Blogging.
Hey it's why I teach, those young whipper snappers can encourage us to either lead or move over and since I am not ready to stop
I shall continue to do the many things we do.
Many of you know that this month I lost my Dad, as well as a close friend
I was close to my dad and in many respects I am just like him, although I do know which end of a screw driver is the business end and more comfortable with many mechanical things.
I am silent or soft spoken about some things, which my dad was that way about a lot.
We enjoyed going to see every new James Bond flick together since I was a young teen,
I will never be able to watch another James Bond movie in his company, but I know he is there in heaven watching them and everything else I do, hopefully with a smile not a frown on his face.
We also lost Dick Goodall this month, in fact 5 days after passing of my dad, almost to the hour.
Dick will be missed by many, he was an awesome friend, the greatest photographer that I have ever or may ever know and just one stand up guy !
Dick always told the truth even if it hurt hearing it, as he wanted those that asked for advice to grow, not be over whelmed by comfort or false praise.
My business would never made it with out my Dad and Dick Goodall having helped shape and mold me, to what I am today.
In the spirit of Dick Goodall I hope I can forever teach and also offer portraits that inspire and build relation ships.
Cheers to Dick Goodall and my Dad, Silas Lott Smith
whom my studio name was taken for (as well as my middle name given)
Those that knew my dad, called him Lott
pretty awesome that everyone at BPCC calls me Mr. Lott
A lot has happened, and I just have not looked back at the Blog tell tonight when a student asked about Blogging.
Hey it's why I teach, those young whipper snappers can encourage us to either lead or move over and since I am not ready to stop
I shall continue to do the many things we do.
Many of you know that this month I lost my Dad, as well as a close friend
I was close to my dad and in many respects I am just like him, although I do know which end of a screw driver is the business end and more comfortable with many mechanical things.
I am silent or soft spoken about some things, which my dad was that way about a lot.
We enjoyed going to see every new James Bond flick together since I was a young teen,
I will never be able to watch another James Bond movie in his company, but I know he is there in heaven watching them and everything else I do, hopefully with a smile not a frown on his face.
We also lost Dick Goodall this month, in fact 5 days after passing of my dad, almost to the hour.
Dick will be missed by many, he was an awesome friend, the greatest photographer that I have ever or may ever know and just one stand up guy !
Dick always told the truth even if it hurt hearing it, as he wanted those that asked for advice to grow, not be over whelmed by comfort or false praise.
My business would never made it with out my Dad and Dick Goodall having helped shape and mold me, to what I am today.
In the spirit of Dick Goodall I hope I can forever teach and also offer portraits that inspire and build relation ships.
Cheers to Dick Goodall and my Dad, Silas Lott Smith
whom my studio name was taken for (as well as my middle name given)
Those that knew my dad, called him Lott
pretty awesome that everyone at BPCC calls me Mr. Lott
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