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Driving home we stopped at these abandoned tobacco barns in a heritage site.
I made a mistake in the rule of thirds. Sorry 3
AIKR 4201 shoves a long cut of covered hoppers towards the NS interchange in Warrenville, SC, during Spring of 2016.
For decades, **Garren's Café** was a beloved institution in downtown Pickens, South Carolina, known for its welcoming atmosphere, hearty Southern cooking, and strong sense of community. Opened in 1963 by Bobby Garren in a historic building dating to 1898, the café became a gathering place where locals and visitors enjoyed home-style breakfasts, lunches, fresh coffee, and friendly conversation. Later owned and operated for more than 30 years by Ollie "Gig" Alexander, the restaurant earned a reputation as the heart of downtown Pickens, where customers were treated like family. Following its closure, the café remains a cherished part of Pickens history and is fondly remembered as a place where good food, warm hospitality, and small-town traditions came together. The historic building continues to stand as a reminder of one of Pickens' most iconic dining establishments.
This guy's tail seems rather long to me. Interestingly, Cornell says Red-winged Blackbirds can vary markedly in size and proportions according to their environment.
Nikon D7200, Nikon 200-500mm. 1/640 sec at f/5.6, ISO 500, 500mm.
4 May 2018, Pinckney Island NWR, Bluffton, SC, USA.
The Engineer of Aiken Railroad doing a routine walk around the locomotive before starting work.
Location:Aiken, SC
Date: 3.16.2017
This is an image I was commissioned to create for the SC baseball team. It is a composite created from several images photographed by myself over the past couple of months. The fans and stadium were photographed separately and the batter was photographed on location at the team's batting cage. For strobist, this was a four light set-up using 3 Einstein's and one WL 800. The WL was in a stripbox boomed overhead. One Einstein was back left with a 7" reflector. Another Einstein was behind the batter camera right side a diffused beauty dish. Camera left was the third Einstein in a 60" octobox mainly used as fill. All lights triggered by PW's. Retouch and composite work all completed in PS CS5.
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A new 18 story building recently opened for business at the corner of Main and Gervais in Columbia, SC.
The new bridge over the Cooper and Wando Rivers in connecting Charleston, SC and Mt. Pleasant, SC. The bridge has a great walking path and I was hoping to catch the sunrise. Unfortunately the sun rises on the other side, but I was still treated to three large ship passing beneath me as the entered and left the container terminals
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