One young fellow wore a leather top hat with a black hat band that matched his black hair, and dark glasses, yet contrasted with his pale face.

A mask worn on the back of his head, allowed his face to be free to talk to a woman with a feather in her hair.

A man danced near the hula hoops on 2nd Street. He periodically gripped the brim of his striped hat because it would work loose while dancing.

A woman wore a chrome full face mask with glasses and feather eyebrows, all accented with huge hoop earrings.

A woman adjusted her gray stripped hat so that her friends would approve, which they did.

A person cavorted through the fair wearing a full bear costume. The poses struck by this bear were happy and friendly.

Two people at the fair wore hats straight out of cartoon land. The striped sleeves conjured images of clowns at play.

A fellow wore a black top hat with a red hat band to accent the color of his hair. Around his neck was a medallion that entitled the wearer to a dollar off food and drink.

A man was dressed as a discotheque, complete with mini-mirrored balls and spots of moving light across his face as he moved.