Here’s a little blues music for floating the river…

River Run, by Jerod Foster from Jerod Foster on Vimeo.

Each year, I get to co-teach a 15-day photography workshop in Junction, Texas, at Texas Tech University’s satellite campus. Wyman Meinzer and I guide 12 students in to some of the most pristine parts of the state, including areas around Mason, Austin, Utopia, Sonora, Langtry, and further west toward the Big Bend! Much of that time, we spend in the water, sometimes up to our neck, and once or twice, a camera has been dropped (one by yours truly). Not many people beyond the students get to see this river land that we shoot once a year, so I thought I would whip up a quick video to showcase some of the water we so diligently work over with our eyes while we are there during the spring. The rivers we primarily shoot on include the Llano River and the Devil’s River, both of which offer a unique image!

P.S. To see the video in high-definition, just click through and watch it on its Vimeo page.

Enjoy!

The Llano River approximately 15 miles east of Junction, Texas. This is one of the finest spots on the river, and each Spring, Wyman Meinzer and I take a class of student photographers to visit and shoot the location! It’s always nice when it fogs up! (Canon 5D MkII, 24-105mm f/4 L)