egrets – NC-Culture

Ocracoke Preservation Society on Facebook

The sand sculpture of an alligator was probably one of our most popular photos to be shared this past week, and we would like to thank OPS for helping us with information on the photographer and for the original share.

Randy Henson of Boone, NC: photographer

“Sand Alligator”
Randy Henson of Boone, NC, photographer

Town of Surf City

Town of Surf City on Facebook

This wonderful set of photos was of a recent turtle release. NC Culture would like to give a very special thank you to Town of Surf City for allowing us to share their photos with you again. This particular series caught so many hearts…This area is home to the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, which not only works with rescue and rehabilitation, but also offers tours, for those who would like to learn more. Please see their website for tour information

Sea Turtle Release
Town of Surf City

Keith Green, photographer, of Oak Island.

Although Keith did have a professional page, he has discontinued it, in order to pursue his photography. However, you can often find examples of his work on Facebook on several pages, including ours on Coastal Tuesdays.

Fort Fisher ferry, baby egrets, and his place of residence, Oak Island.

Fort Fisher Ferry
Keith Green, photographer

Baby Egrets
Keith Green, Photographer

Oak Island, NC
Keith Green, Photographer

Photography Through Rhonda’s Eyes on Facebook

Kill Devil Hills, NC

Kill Devil Hills, NC
Photography Through Rhonda’s Eyes

Core Sound Living on Facebook

“Marshallberg Sunset”

“Down East” actually refers to a group of communities east of Beaufort, NC, which include Marshallberg. Please see the Down East link for more information.