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This gallery may display from 5 to 30 examples of what I consider my "best" photos for review by those wanting to see my work without having to scroll through 6,000 photos. I want this gallery to contain the photos that "take your breath away." The other galleries contain less impactful photos - simply because I shoot for the community - who tell me they enjoy seeing all the pictures. (c) 2005 Photos by Becky Blanton.
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> Country Music singer Patty Loveless pauses during a song while performing before a crowd of 10,000 on Nov. 5, 2005 at Churchill Downs at the annual 2005 Chili Cook-off.
> Deanie Richardson pauses during a song at the Nov. 5 Patty Lovelss concert at Churchill Downs. Deanie plays fiddle for Patty, but also owns a dance, music and acting school in Springfield, TN. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
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> Charlie Daniels, Country Music Legend, pauses during a recent concert in Danville, KY to talk to band members before introducing them to the crowd. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton.
> Son of Day band member Keenan Arrington is "Straight edge," a term describing a lifestyle of NOT using drugs, alcohol or cigarettes nor of engaging in "promiscuous sex." It's not a religious thing at all. "Even atheists can be 'edge'" he says. The heavy metal band was playing recently at a Lexington "all ages" nightclub. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
> Club patrons are silhouetted against a "blue bar" in Lexington's Short Street Lounge. The Lounge was serving only cokes and water during an "all ages" performance by four heavy metal bands. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
> The "XXX" stands for "straight edge" - a lifestyle choice that says "No alcohol, no drugs, no cigarette smoking and no promiscous sex." Some of the young adults who follow the lifestyle do it for their family, their band or thier personal religious beliefs. This young man, a member of the Son of Day band, "does it for myself." (c) 2005 Photos by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
> Man, that had to hurt. Evergreen Terrace's guitarist shows off his favorite body art after a performance at the Short Street Lounge in Lexington, KY. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
> I like the small town feel and look of this parade shot. The Kentucky United Pipes and Drum band of Lexington marched in the Springfield, Washington County Fourth of July parade this year - then performed a half hour concert after the parade. The parade passed in front of the county courthouse - the oldest operating courthouse in Kentucky. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
Man, that had to hurt. Evergreen Terrace's guitarist shows off his favorite body art after a performance at the Short Street Lounge in Lexington, KY. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
Man, that had to hurt. Evergreen Terrace's guitarist shows off his favorite body art after a performance at the Short Street Lounge in Lexington, KY. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
Man, that had to hurt. Evergreen Terrace's guitarist shows off his favorite body art after a performance at the Short Street Lounge in Lexington, KY. (c) 2005 Photo by Becky Blanton. All rights reserved.
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