Most of my every day photography is around the Ashley River, the west side of the Charleston peninsula. The Cooper River is the eastern side.

Somewhere above Charleston the Cooper splits into two branches. That’s called the ‘T’, a description of how the river splits. The cove below is on part of one branch. And…near the ruins of the ‘Comingtee’ plantation. A locally historically important place in the early 1700’s. The Coming family owned a plantation at the ‘T’ in the river.

I stand and photograph this cove because it’s another piece of the amazing history of the area. This was taken at the far side of the old Lauren’s property in Mepkin Plantation.