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Patterson Shafer left a comment for Astara Cambata"Old photos - of course we all took hundreds of photos - black & white film. And we took photos on many themes - but few landscapes. So I have scanned a couple of photos from our "yearbook" but they don't really tell a story of…"
Seb Farges left a comment for Astara Cambata"You don't bother me at all Astara ! I'm glad you like my work and I'm following your blog too :) You can follow me on twitter (adress on my vimeo page), you will know my futures uploads. cheers Seb. PS Maybe one day I could illustrate…"
Astara Cambata left a comment for Patterson Shafer"I had to double check, but I don't think any of those professors are there anymore. Still, I would love to see any photos you had from Franklin in the 70s! I usually walk through the campus every once in a while just because it's…"
Astara Cambata left a comment for Seb Farges"I LOVED your New York video!! (As proof I saw Christina's World, she pops up around 4:21) ;)
Every moment watching it made me so happy. The music, your editing, your cute girlfriend, everything was so perfect!! And I liked the few times you…"
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Patterson Shafer left a comment for Astara Cambata"Very funny - I wonder if any of my professors are still there (I doubt it): Theo Brenner, Pat Tone, Jean Jacques Villaret, Marie Claire Davis...I have been back a couple of times - once filming for America Express in the late '70's, once…"
Astara Cambata left a comment for Tristan Bayer"Absolutely gorgeous photos... your wildlife pictures are fantastic, though I'm taken away with the photos of the beautiful blond haired girl. :)
Thanks so much for sharing. You have a real talent."
Astara Cambata left a comment for Kyle"Your videos feel like I'm on an adventure. :)
Thanks for sharing the fun! I've always wished I could surf. It seems very calming but exhilarating at the same time."
SANJAY KANUNGO left a comment for Astara Cambata"HI...Dear Astara..... :)
Thank you very much... If my photos really spoke to you .. then I must say that I am honored''
yes I wish you could visit India,,, GOD BLESS YOU !!"
Astara Cambata left a comment for SANJAY KANUNGO"Your photos really spoke to me. I loved looking through them.
My father was born and raised in India, and I have a lot of family there, though I've never been. You are lucky to live in such a magical land. Hopefully I can visit soon!"
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- Focus of Study/axe de l'étude/foco de estudio
- Creative Writing
- What languages do you speak?
- English, Italiano
A Poem
I just thought I'd include one of my old poems here, one that I thought fit the cause of this website, and theme of togetherness.
For more, the link is above.
A fragile body can find its way
Down a weary, worn out path
But ask the body to think and love
Or hope or cry or laugh
Then the worn out path turns darker yet
A simple turn becomes a maze
Confusion mixed with ignorant belief
Breaking rules no one obeys
The eyes can’t see the road ahead
Nor are the feet sure of their footing
The mind, it reels, possibilities exceed
The scope through which we’re looking
But to say the course is a lonely trail
Is a lie some cannot face
For among themselves, so many are lost
So focused on their pace
Instead, think not of where you go
How fast you walk or why
But mind those walking next to you
And those you may pass by
For until the end there is no time
To gaze back and be profound
But the end’s the end and all that’s left
Are your footprints in the ground
Countless feet will trample the path
That once survived your wars
But never can they imitate
All the footprints next to yours
For more, the link is above.
A fragile body can find its way
Down a weary, worn out path
But ask the body to think and love
Or hope or cry or laugh
Then the worn out path turns darker yet
A simple turn becomes a maze
Confusion mixed with ignorant belief
Breaking rules no one obeys
The eyes can’t see the road ahead
Nor are the feet sure of their footing
The mind, it reels, possibilities exceed
The scope through which we’re looking
But to say the course is a lonely trail
Is a lie some cannot face
For among themselves, so many are lost
So focused on their pace
Instead, think not of where you go
How fast you walk or why
But mind those walking next to you
And those you may pass by
For until the end there is no time
To gaze back and be profound
But the end’s the end and all that’s left
Are your footprints in the ground
Countless feet will trample the path
That once survived your wars
But never can they imitate
All the footprints next to yours
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Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 12:36am on November 6, 2010, SANJAY KANUNGO said…
- At 5:57pm on October 16, 2010, Patterson Shafer said…
- Old photos - of course we all took hundreds of photos - black & white film. And we took photos on many themes - but few landscapes. So I have scanned a couple of photos from our "yearbook" but they don't really tell a story of Lugano in the seventies.
I do hope to get to Switzerland later this year - I have a client in Zurich.
Best regards,
Pat
- At 2:34pm on October 16, 2010, Seb Farges said…
- You don't bother me at all Astara ! I'm glad you like my work and I'm following your blog too :) You can follow me on twitter (adress on my vimeo page), you will know my futures uploads. cheers Seb. PS Maybe one day I could illustrate one of your work...
- At 8:30pm on October 15, 2010, Patterson Shafer said…
- Very funny - I wonder if any of my professors are still there (I doubt it): Theo Brenner, Pat Tone, Jean Jacques Villaret, Marie Claire Davis...I have been back a couple of times - once filming for America Express in the late '70's, once making a film for the school (US Sec, Of State Cyrus Vance gave the commencement speech) back in the '90's I think.
Are you working in Lugano now?
- At 8:21pm on October 15, 2010, Patterson Shafer said…
- Not TASIS - Franklin College, which was spun off from TASIS back in the 70's. I was there till 1972, then went to finish college in VT.
- At 2:32pm on October 15, 2010, Patterson Shafer said…
- I went to school in Lugano (1970) - good memories. Great photos - are these shots of Lago Lugano?
- At 12:04pm on October 15, 2010, SANJAY KANUNGO said…
- HI...Dear Astara..... :)
Thank you very much... If my photos really spoke to you .. then I must say that I am honored''
yes I wish you could visit India,,, GOD BLESS YOU !!
- At 5:34pm on October 13, 2010,
Catherine Butterfield said… - Wonderful photos. Lugano is just beautiful!
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