A few drops of morning water added to the images.
I went to a rose garden once and brought along a spray bottle of water. Of course I left it in the back seat.
Found On A Walk, Lily
Tag Archives: landscape
Classic Charleston
From our old Black and White site.
Start Your Engines
From our old Black and White site.
One of my favorites.
Looking Down A Dike
I was using my long lens to look down the trail to see if there was anything happening. I pulled back to grab this shot thinking it might be interesting.
There’s a big marsh on either side here, but the grasses are now twice as tall as I am. Even if you see something it’s blocked from a clean shot. I guess you could punch through the grass and reeds. Good luck with that…
Bear Island, South Carolina.
Under A Tree, Cemetery
This is so far away from the traditional cemetery.
1849, on the Cooper River, Charleston, South Carolina.
An Interesting View
Not a place seen by many people.
Old mausoleum, Charleston, South Carolina.
Egret Slpping By
When I shot these I thought this is going to be pretty good, or total rubbish. A photograph kept wide, even though the background was fairly dark.
These are best viewed large some details lost in the smaller on line view.
Old Church Yard, Charleston
It’s not just me. When I walk around the old church yards here I see people from all over the world wandering around. They’re fascinating pieces of history.
This one more than most. The Circular Church was founded in the 1680’s, was burned, blown up, and rebuilt multiple times.
The latest rounded design above, was by Robert Mills (Washington Monument, Wash. DC) around 1818. Major repairs were again needed after the Civil War. Early photographs from the war show the roof and front in ruins from the bombardment of Charleston.
The center of Charleston has numerous old churches and grave yards, some even hidden in plain sight. Each visit always provides something new.
