South Carolina

We took a quick trip to Kiawah Island. This had more to do with seeing old friends we hadn't seen for too long and, I admit it, a little golf, than photography.

But the South Carolina shore and the woodlands and marshes behind it are irresistible. Here are some images...

 

 

At this time of year the beaches are full of light instead of people...

 

 

 

1/ 1600s, at f/13 || E.Comp:-2 / 6 || 70mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 320 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2015:10:29 13:51:00

 

 

 

 

The back side of the island is mostly marsh...

 

 

 

1/ 320s, at f/22 || E.Comp:-18 / 6 || 24mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 320 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2015:10:30 14:05:45

 

 

 

The woods on the nearby mainland are pretty dense. This oak (The Angel Oak) is 300-400 years old...

 

 

 

1/ 25s, at f/22 || E.Comp:-14 / 6 || 58mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 1000 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2015:10:31 07:21:43

 

 

 

Some almost abstract images caught my eye...

 

 

 

1/ 250s, at f/13 || E.Comp:-8 / 6 || 200mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 320 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2015:10:29 13:46:50

 

 

 

The retreating tide provides yet another photo cliche...

 

 

 

1/ 1250s, at f/20 || E.Comp:-10 / 6 || 105mm || WB: AUTO 0. || ISO: 320 || Tone: || Sharp: || Camera: NIKON D3on: 2015:10:29 14:01:10

 

 

 

As always, thanks for taking the time to look. Click on an image to make it larger, and a larger screen makes the whole thing better...

 

I hope to get back to the Edges project next week.