Street photography often involves activity at the entrances to stores and public gathering places. In this small resort community, the general store has provided a meeting place since the days when cameras were called “Kodaks.” The “Kodaks” sign still looks out on the comings and goings of generations of locals and visitors. I was photographing the young couple conversing on the porch when a man in a hat, who may still remember when “Kodaks” were sold there, came out of the store. The young woman, about ready to pedal off, glances at him, while the young man’s attention remains focused on her. The man in the hat does not yet seem to see either of them. Soon all will depart, but the store will still remain to give the place its identity.