On a vine climbing up the side of a pine tree. It had one single Moon Flower on this night.
Specs; OM-1 (1), OM 12-100, Godox iT32 flash, Lightroom, DxO Color Efex.
Night Time Flower – B&W
Category Archives: Landscape
Landscape Photography
Wandering Around
There are numerous sections in this old cemetery area. If just wandering you can pass through Magnolia, enter Soldiers Ground, next the local Catholic graveyard and back into the old Umbra plantation house in Magnolia Cemetery. Across the road there must be ten AME cemeteries also.
I prefer the old Victorian designs, so I stay along the marsh banks.
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Wandering Around
Wandering Around
Wandering Around
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150 r, Lightroom, Topaz.
Think I Can’t See Them, Alligator
I’m pretty sure they think I can’t see them. After all, they’re hiding.
If you are the biggest and badest one out there you don’t necessarily need to be the smartest.
ACE Basin, South Carolina.
Specs; OM-1 mk2, OM 100-400, Lightroom.
W. J. C. (1858)
I’m not really sure why, but the old nondescript headstones I find intrigue me. Most off to the side, on their own, their story long gone.
The least I can do is photograph them, give them some recognition.
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150 r, Lightroom, DxO Filmpack.
Found On A Walk – Monochrome
This old cemetery has dirt tracks that run along side marshes, woods, and ponds. Sometimes there’s a plan on where to go, most often I just wander. No matter what it’s an incredible place to be with a camera.
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150 r, Lightroom, DxO Silver Efex.
Charleston, South Carolina, Salt Marsh
On the other side of this tree line is the Cooper River and Charleston Harbor.
The old Magnolia Cemetery winds through the marsh, above ground mausoleums on the edge of the water. Charleston is at sea level and all this could be washed away.
All this land was originally the Umbra Plantation, a rice plantation until the US Civil War.
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150r, Lightroom, DxO Filmpack.
Night Time Moon Flower
As Ellen said this morning, “the gift that just keeps giving”.
This morning was the first time in months we had no Moon Flowers out back. I walked all around, even checked behind the pine it’s been climbing.
The good news is we have gotten warmer again and there are a few buds scattered around. I’ve shot so many flowers that lately I didn’t bother. I’ll check tonight/tomorrow though. Most likely the last (I’ve said that before though).
Specs; OM-1 (1), Olympus 40-150r, Godox iT32 flash, Lightroom, DxO Silver Efex.
Even the old plastic fantastic came out to shoot a few.
Morning Glory
This year has not been great for the Morning Glory. In past years it seemed like they climbed and grew everywhere. Still the ones we have were vivid colors.
The tropical Moon Flowers that have been spectacular are actually part of the Morning Glory family. So maybe it has been a good year.
