Night Brings Another Perspective On Tall Ships
July 16, 2010
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By: Stephen Kent
The majority of people will visit the Tall Ship Celebration during the day. After hours, the riverfront is closed to the public and the atmosphere becomes quiet and relaxed.
A few crew members stroll the seawall promenade, low conversation and perhaps a laugh drift on the night air. The most activity is the security guards who watch the entrances, walk the area or ride silently by in their electric carts.
About a dozen photographers could be seen coming and going with their tripods and taking time exposures on Veteran's Bridge. It was a very different feeling after the crowds and excitement of the day.
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laurenrongo Says:
On July 17, 2010
at 07:41 AM
To me this would be the best time to see the Tall Ships. In the evening when the crowds are gone. Too bad we are not allowed in then. I am not a crowd person. These photos are great !
Lauren Rongo
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Stephen Kent
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Steve Kent and his family have lived in Bay City for 40 years. He is VP of Technical Services at MMCC which produces MyBayCity.Com. Kent is active in many Bay City civic organizations.
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