Teacher Corey Waugaman works with his second-grade students June 3 at Stocks Elementary in Tarboro using educational applications on ipod touches that were provided through an Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) grant.
Summer Splash!
Making a splash, Satchel Perry, 5, dives onto a water slide set up in the front yard of his home near City Lake where he and brother Cassius Perry, 3, not pictures, were cooling of May 28.
NOTE: This photo won third place for features in the North Carolina Press Photographers Association May clip contest.
C.A.S.T. for Kids
Erica Huff, 7, looks at a small bluegill fish caught by Nehemiah Davis, 6, left, during the C.A.S.T. for Kids event on May 22 at City Lake.
Below: Alfred Huff shows Orlando Price, 11, how to fish during the C.A.S.T. for Kids event. Huff organized the event sponsored by the C.A.S.T. (Catch A Special Thrill) for Kids Foundation, a charity that joins volunteers who love to fish with disabled and disadvantaged children for a day of fishing.
Eicya Kalonji , 10, holds a small bluegill fish that she caught during the C.A.S.T. for Kids event.
Chamber Celebration
Lyn Brown, above, of Providence Bank hugs Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Eddie Baysden during an event celebrating the conclusion of the Chamber's Mission: Possible membership drive on May 6 at Country Inn & Suites. Below: Members of The Chamber, including Jean Kitchin, left, and Tonya Blalock, far right, take part in the celebration.
Roid' Week 2010
May 3-7 was Roid' Week 2010 and I only had to time to take one decent picture (above). Below are two polaroid shots taken a few weeks prior, but posted during roid' week.
Hardee's Music
Charles Metters, right, and Harold Gilbert share a laugh on April 22 while joining others in playing country music at the Hardee's restaurant on North Wesleyan Boulevard.
Nash County Relay for Live
Linda Koen blows bubbles April 23 as cancer survivors walk by on the 'survivors lap' during the Nash County Relay For Life at the Rocky Mount Sports Complex. Below: supporters cheer cancer survivors on the 'survivors lap' around the track.
Cancer survivors, above, gather before taking part in the 'survivors lap.' Below: Carson Tadlock, 3, shakes hands with skydiver Don Carrington after Carrington and John Renfro parachuted into the stadium at the beginning of the Nash County Relay for Life.
Discus Remote
Northern Nash's Mitchell Wells releases his discus during a track meet at Nash Central. Wells won the discus event with a throw of 125 feet and 1.5 inches.
This is a shot I've wanted to do for a while, shooting a discus throw with a remote camera in front of the ring. I recently bought the pre-trigger cord I needed to fire a remote camera with a pocket wizard--just in time for the one track meet I shot this year (too bad, since track and field is one of my favorite sports to shoot).
So here it is, my first remote shot. Not bad, but there's room for improvement for sure.
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