This old Oak has stood guard in this old cemetery in Charleston for many a year. Imagine how it would look in the dark of night. It's branches might reach out and grab you!
On the way in to Botany Bay there is this long dirt road guarded by all of these oak trees. I thought a nice subject for B&W.
Another of the many lovely scenes at Magnolia Gardens in Charleston.
Just a little ways outside of Charleston was Botany Bay. A very interesting beach where the ocean has eroded the beach and when the tide is up it covers the bases of some of the old dead trees.
One of the fun things we did in Charleston was to experiment with some isolated pics of the Ravenel Bridge. The one above was taken after sunset with the background sky showing the last little bit of sunlight.
For this one, we hiked up onto the bridge about a quarter mile and shot upward into the details of the bridge structure.
Here's a slightly different composition from the same scene from the previous blog post. What do you think? Which one do you like the best?
Again at the beautiful Magnolia Gardens, saw these azalea's reflecting in the water creating an interesting pattern.
Another of the many compositions available at Magnolia Gardens.
Visited Magnolia Gardens in Charleston and found it looking like this. It was downright gorgeous! The azalea's were at their peak.
