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A Photo Essay by David E. Fattaleh
Beauty permeates throughout Huntington and I have always
longed to caputre its essence on film. As a result, I have selected some of my favorite
photographs for publication.
From a summer morning walk in Ritter Park
to an evening fireworks display
on the Ohio River, the city is alive. Whether it is the brilliant color
of Fall ,
the architecture of the First United Methodist Church
or children racing over the tracks of a Camden Park roller coaster ,
Huntington is a rich palette. A view of Huntington from atop McCoy Road
showcases the city's skyline
as well as its pleasing fall foliage. Recreation abounds throughout the
region as evidenced by this summertime photograph of Lavalette Golf Course's
signature silos and double green. Although a small city, Huntington affords
an abundance of fine dining including the dramatic showmanship
of Japanese cuisine. A child chases birds through the snow at Harris Riverfront
Park .
A perspective of the Ohio River not seen by most Huntingtonians -- a brilliant
sunset
illuminates the evening sky behind the Sixth Street bridge. Cultural opportunities
abound throughout the community including the Huntington Museum of Art's
newly-completed nature observatory .
Huntington's Mounted Horse Patrol
provides a photographer with another singular image of the city. An evening
sunset scene at the Huntington rail yard
is a reminder of city founder Collis P. Huntington and our community's
roots. Fine homes and mansions can be found throughout Huntington including
this early spring photograph of the regal Ibrahim home
on High Drive. A twilight perspective of Huntington's stately 31st Street
suspension bridge
which spans the mightly Ohio River and links us with the Tri-State. A
perfectly matured red rose
draws the affection of countless visitors to Huntington's Ritter Park
Rose Garden. A rare view of Huntington's own Keith-Albee Theatre,
the state's most opulent show palace, bright with full lighting designed
to entice moviegoers to step inside for an evening of entertainment.
This is how I see Huntington, a community rich in culture,
heritage and natural beauty, through the lens of my camera.
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