A little more of my ongoing ‘found on a walk’.
I’ve probably been using this topic about eight years now. I’d like to say this is an artistic endeavor, but most likely it’s a way to step back from my usual wildlife photography. The topic lets me shoot B&W, historical places, and random stuff 😊.
So…
1. Many of the places we shoot are down dirt roads covered in Spanish Moss. For me this has been my vision of nature long before coming here to shoot. Sometimes we just need to stop and photo the road that brought us here.

2. A common scene published on this site. The dike system in the Lowcountry has been here for hundreds of years. One of the few ‘if it’s not broke don’t fix it’ things there really is.

3. Always around my articles somewhere. Growing up Alligators were something seen on Saturday early mornings B&W documentaries. WPIX in NYC just came to mind. You probably need to be of a certain age for this.

4. A look at ‘one of the last great places on earth’. I didn’t come up with that, this is a description written and published by many publications over the years for the ACE Basin. South Carolina borrowed it, put it on a road sign, and it stuck.

Some random shots for a Saturday morning.
Loved the black and white renditions, beautiful. 👌🏼
Thank you. Walking and shooting, kind of random, out in the marshes. Not a place with people so I can point around and see what I get 😁
I enjoy following you both on your adventures. B&W suits the marsh very nicely!
Thanks for coming with us 😁😁. It’s a long way from northern Maine (Ellen) and NYC (me). We still laugh how we found our way here.