Tar River Attacks Acrylic Print

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Due to prolonged rain for many days in the area and upstream, the Tar River was out of it's banks and into the Town Commons in Uptown Greenville, N.C. on 02/21/2021. Here, the water covers asphalt parking areas, leaving three "No Parking" signs as the only proof.

Lee is a native of and current resident of North Carolina. He's spent his life there caring for and serving others. For well over 30 years he has worked as a law enforcement officer and paramedic, including time as an administrator, educator, and government regulator. He has responded to multiple national disasters and served celebrities, Governors, and Presidents along the way. He is a SAG-AFTRA eligible working film/television actor with dozens of credits in films, shows, commercials, industrials, and theater. He says that it is hard work, but using his imagination to become someone else, lost in a different moment in time is an experience of which he simply can't get enough, very similar to his photography work. He spends his free...