BLOG 5 - A Photograph and its story

Hello class again! Here we are giving our best on our fifth post. On this occasion, we will talk about photographs. I believe we all have our favourite piece somewhere hidden or uploaded, which causes us to be proud of ourselves. Maybe you like a picture of a landscape or that special pet that we care of so much. Once I read, 'snapshots are a reflection of our memories, a cut of time preserved for the future'. 

1. Who took it?
2. What it shows?
3. When it was taken?
4. Why you like it? (give a couple of reasons)
5. Upload it too?

Requirements for the entry:

For the present task, you need to write 140 to 145 words. Pay attention to misspellings, grammar errors and vocabulary. Do not forget to post three (3) comments on your classmate’s posts and one (1) on mine as well (25 words as a minimum!) Try to use the structures we have learned in previous lessons and all the English you know. DO NOT USE GOOGLE TRANSLATOR TO DO YOUR ENTRY. I truly encourage you to g for some WOW Words! (the WWP!) Give it a crack and good luck on your task! :)

Penco is a small town near Concepión. I captured this picture many years back. What I liked at that moment, was the fact that people were enjoying a warm summer day under the sun. There were dozens of tends across the beach. Children were drinking juice and youngsters were playing games laughing abundantly!

I remember people's voices, they all sounded so relaxed and happy. Some ladies were analysing the last events happening at their favourite soup opera. Some men were reading the local newspaper and some others were listening a sport game on the radio. The air was filled with an agradable noise and and ambiance of families and good humour.

Time to time a 'micro' passed by announcing their way back to 'Conce' and some vendors were screaming their products at lunch time...It was a lovely day at the south strolling about in Penco beach. 

The weather was so perfect that day, the funny thing is that the next day was raining profusely! Another interesting fact is that the photograph was taken by my brother, not me. Mine went blurred! :P