At 68a, Found On A Walk

At 68a, Found On A Walk

Miscellaneous ‘stuff’ found around old cabins (tents) at Indian Fields, South Carolina. Built around 1848 many buildings have been passed down through generations.

Most of the year the area is empty with the exception of some random repairs or mowing by an owner.

For the past 176 years there has always been a Methodist camp revival meeting here in the early fall. This includes during the US Civil War (which was active in the area) and the Covid pandemic.

At 68a, Found On A Walk
At 68a, Found On A Walk
At 68a, Found On A Walk
At 68a, Found On A Walk

These old South Carolina campgrounds have been a favorite of mine to photograph, usually in monochrome, since we moved here. This is a unique environment, one largely unknow to most people outside this part of the south.

Indian Fields, St. George, South Carolina.

Note; Photographs finished in Lightroom and DxO Silver Efex. Shot with an OM System OM-1 and Olympus 12-200 lens.

2 thoughts on “At 68a, Found On A Walk”

    1. Thank you, and I agree. Came to the area from up north for a winter, to shoot the big birds. Short version is we sold everything 8 years ago , put the dog and her bed in the backseat, and here we are 😂😂. Yes, a special place.

      We just spent 3 hours in the harbor here shooting Dolphin, Pelicans, and other birds…in the rain. And it was still very cool LOL.

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