Category Archives: Landscape

Landscape Photography

Cemetery, Charleston, Historical, Landscape, OM System

Gibbs Angels

September 17, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Leave a comment

Angels are among the Spanish Moss and Live Oaks in the oldest section of the Magnolia Cemetery outside Charleston.

An old family mausoleum, built of marble and covered by a hill side of trees is guarded by Angel statues. They were carved in the mid 1800’s and imported specifically for this mausoleum. Considering the US Civil War had just ended and half of Charleston was still ruins this was a little extravagant.

However, this is beautiful, and photogenic, spot. When the light is right I’ll grab a few more photos.

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Gibbs Angels

Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150 r, Lightroom.

Alligator, Landscape, Marsh, OM System, What I Saw

That’s A Well Used Gator Trail

September 17, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 2 Comments

That deep cut going into the water is an Alligator trail. And, it’s still damp from use.

This is along side a dirt road so I bet there’s another just like it on the other side. One of those things you learn after a while. And yes, I have walked by one and found it occupied.

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That's A Well Used Gator Trail — That’s A Well Used Gator Trail

Landscape, Marsh, OM System, What I Saw

Marsh Canals, Old Rice Fields

September 16, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography 7 Comments

I sent out looking to photograph wildlife, the marsh scenes won the day. I think this may be one of the prettiest settings I’ve captured in a while.

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Donnelley wildlife area, ACE Basin, South Carolina.

Landscape, Marsh, OM System, What I Saw

Hot, But Colorful

September 15, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Leave a comment

The other day it was time to escape. We knew it would be the heat of the day when we were out in the marshes, it didn’t matter.

Most everything was hiding out of the sun but the colors were great and the shorter lenses were in the car.

ACE Basin, South Carolina.

Black And White Photography, Charleston, Close-up, Landscape, Monochrome, OM System, ON1, What I Saw

A Moon Flower Collection, B&W

September 14, 2026 Ted Jennings - TPJ Photography Leave a comment

The small vine, from a single seed, has grown and become part of a morning ritual. One of the first things we do is look for the flowers that have opened for the moon light.

It’s a gift that keeps giving and we have the cameras and flash ready. As soon as the dew covers the flowers they start to close. The process to open, or close, is so fast you can stand there and watch. Ellen filmed a flower opening in the early evening.

I’m starting to slow down on the number of images I’m taking. A few more collections like this to document the great summer surprise and the season should be over.

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