Photo by Theresa Keil
Sometimes it’s necessary to get out of the way and let the photographs speak for themselves. Theresa Keil’s photos of the State Fair are timeless and affords a quick fix for those of you in the mood for some nostalgia.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
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Photo by Theresa Keil.
Manakov Vasily and Dubovytskyi Mykola from Russia and Ukraine.
Photo by Theresa Keil.
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