"Every Picture Tells a Story ... Don't It:" Part III | Eastern North Carolina Now
On a warm, partly sunny day, as the sun played peek-a-boo with the fluffy clouds, Washington's Downtown Waterfront played host to Smoke on the Water.
When Cousin Marry was the last band to play as the food festival winds down: Above. With the sun low in this Autumn sky, visual memories are made: Below.
It is over, as shown here: Above. The sun setting on a sunny and rainy day makes for a very impressive sunset: Below.
The sunset is always the perfect backdrop to activities on the water, or at rest: Above and below.
The sunset ages to a blue patched vanilla sky: Above. The darkening sky bids for the boats to return to port: Below.
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No one ever pictures the extreme poverty prevalent in Washington and Beaufort County. Why?
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When I shoot pictures, I do it because I'm there, and wish to record the moment for me and others, often in BCN. It's often a happy place.
I think if anyone would really endeavor to shoot pictures of poverty, they should wait a bit, and after the balance of Candidate Obama's administration, I think we will see quite a bit more poverty. The Amateur's extreme poverty of thought will one day translate into extreme structural damage to a once great nation of laws, and of a proud, good People.