Another August, another Nibroc, the town’s festival.
These ladies let me ride with them and take their photo while on a ride.
2004
09.11.2004
Every year people gather for one of the most important Civil War battle reenactments in southeastern Kentucky — the Battle of Barbourville. Here this lad is trying out a new rifle.
08.05.2004
Somehow, I think that the man holding the bag it gonna win over the 6 year old.
08.04.2004
Sometimes my job is very cool.
I got to hang out with this cowboy, Luke, and his father at their family business — horse trail guides. Both were had a million of colorful stories to share! They made me feel at home and I got to go for a ride while taking photos on the trail for the story.
07.30.2004
Joe Marchilena, the new sports guy during his first day on the job covering a summer football camp.
07.05.2004
A self-portrait under one of the many huge arches found in Kentucky’s beautiful Red River Gorge.
07.03.2004
Yes, people are celebrating the Fourth of July on a different day, a Saturday, so the Nation’s holiday will not disrupt the day of “worship.” Gotta love the Bible Belt!
And yes, I thought this was cute when I shot it. It’s amazing how your perspective changes when you are in different cultures. As a photojournalist, it is a necessity of survival to be able to adapt to your surroundings.
Looking back (it’s been several years since I took this photo) this is a true testament to how the south is headed for 80 percent childhood obesity rates. This little girls is learning at an early age that it’s okay to consume a lot of sugar. She’ll probably have Mountain Dew Mouth before she gets her adult teeth.
07.01.2004
Farmers bailing hay in a field.
06.01.2004
You know you have an alcohol problem if you’re crashing your bicycle all by yourself in a residential area.
06.20.2004
Another year, another vacation at Lake Cumberland for my Aunt Karen!