A Bigfoot hunter and filmmaker shares his experiences
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My name is Tim Fasano and I live in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. Clearwater is my home and I am cinematic photographer involved in many projects. I have been in this gig for decades, going back to the film era. I shoot almost all genres and try to make art out of each one. Documentary film style is my favorite form. I have also fooled around with experimental and done a good job of it.
NOTE: this blog is under construction. More is coming soon.
On my way to find what was close to my camp in the middle of the night. I found a red tail hawk that had been mutilated and I wanted to find where it was coming from. Evidence seem to show it was Bigfoot in origin.
I have retired from taxi driving for good. I turned the keys in and walked away from 24 years on the streets. In a way, like Ronald Reagan said, the taxi business walked away from me. Anyway, I am home and doing nothing but getting caught up on a bunch of personal stuff. I am loving it. Check out this video about how I spend most mornings now. I have applied to work for Lyft and was approved, of course. I should be getting a new car next week and will be driving for them. Ride share has become the new taxi companies and they deliver what I am looking for. I have two monthly checks coming in which are enough to live off of. So don't worry about me. Its just that I was not exactly ready to retire but the circumstances gave me no choice. It does feel good, by the way.
Jason and I came upon this structure that was obviously made with intelligent design. Could a human make this? Absolutely. But there were enough interesting features and markers that raised the question in our minds about who may have built this. The main one was the dead tree marker lined up exactly on its axis, as if it were marking it for return trips. The structure did look like it had been used more than once. I am not saying Skunk Ape built this thing, but considering how close it was to a main road, it seems unlikely that it was built by a lost Bush Wacker trying to survive. Jason around the campfire night one Below are some of the out take videos from the camping trip.
RIP Tim
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