Also known as the old Sheldon Ruins.
Burned by the British army in 1779. Burned by the northern Federal Army in 1865.
Church Of Prince Williams Parish, South Carolina. 1755
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Old Carriage, What I Saw
Found while out exploring the South Carolina upstate.
Passing A Barrier Island
Going by one of the barrier islands off coastal South Carolina.
Not a bad place to live. Makes you quickly forget the tropical heat because we think it’s an easy trade off.
Shade Of A Creek
About as far away from anywhere you could expect to find a beautiful wild flower.
In the exact opposite direction is a mile of wide open marshlands.
Yet, here it is.
I Hate Heights, Underground Is OK
Falls into the category you never know what you might find out there…
Abandon in 1859…
St. Helena’s Bay, End OF Day
Many of the marsh and swamp photographs here are taken in and around the ACE Basin in South Carolina. However, there is much more to the basin as shown in this image.
The waters flow through the coastal lands and eventually come here, St. Helena’s Bay. This is considered one of the most diverse, and important ecosystems in North America.
A Few Doors, What I Saw
Every once in a while I shoot a few doorways that look a bit different, or colorful. Rarely do I go beyond looking at the shots end of day.
I see many photographers, with a great eye, capture interesting images using the details of the door. So…I had a few in a folder and here they are.
Just because.
Egret, A Grand Entrance
A Great Egret, a graceful landing, and just the right light.
