Oh man, the kids love Drew the Dramatic Fool. I have to admit the guy is funny. He has taken a very small amount of talent and whipped it into an actual act.
Above is Bob Coffield, and below is Rebecca Burch... both notable Charleston area bloggers.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Charleston's FestivALL
I hung around downtown today for a bit shooting street activities of our FestivALL arts festival. The festival is a lot more than this, with great concerts and all sorts of exhibits, but this is about all I have time for this year, in addition to the Julian Beever drawing.
Oh man, the kids love Drew the Dramatic Fool. I have to admit the guy is funny. He has taken a very small amount of talent and whipped it into an actual act.
Above is Bob Coffield, and below is Rebecca Burch... both notable Charleston area bloggers.
Oh man, the kids love Drew the Dramatic Fool. I have to admit the guy is funny. He has taken a very small amount of talent and whipped it into an actual act.
Above is Bob Coffield, and below is Rebecca Burch... both notable Charleston area bloggers.
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9 comments:
Joanna sent me over to see the Beever drawings .. so nice. And now these great photos! What a bonus.
Jo
Thanks for dropping by Jo!
Now why didn't they ever have anything like that when I lived there??!! (1940 to 1963)
Kenju, come home and enjoy the fun. Thanks for the photo Rick. You did a great job of capturing some of the essence of FestiVALL on Capitol Street.
I saw you snapping all around the stage and hoped that you would get a good shot of my me and my daughter. You also got my son in the background of the shot of Angie and family.
What fun! The little tyke with the chocolate-smeared face is my favorite.
"...chocolate-smeared face..." Yeah, Ellen's Homemade Ice Cream, located right behind the stage, was doing big business that day!
I thought that was you!!!
Great shots, Rick! I've posted a bunch of pics of the new catfish models on my blog, btw. http://dalemortonstudio.blogspot.com
I like the shots of the children especially. The wonder in their faces is so refreshing.
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