One of my favorite features of Charleston is its beautiful buildings. It seems that no matter what street I turn down, there are picture perfect scenes just waiting to be photographed.
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Monthly Archives: February 2012 While out on an early morning photo shoot, I decided to set up my camera and tripod and wait for the perfect shot. I never expected to capture this one. no comments  I’m fascinated by one of the masters of candid photography, French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson. His style of photography was to capture what he called the “decisive moment” in a candid action shot. While on a fifteen minute stroll downtown, I set out to see Charleston how Cartier-Bresson would have seen it through his lens. no comments  Taken under one of Charleston’s many bridges, I used converging lines to draw your attention the center of this image. Using converging lines is a great way to add motion to any photograph. no comments  Tara and Travis, I had a great time photographing Tanner. He is an absolute natural, and I can’t wait to work with you again! no comments  I never tire of the scenes found along Charleston’s waterways. With the sun peeking through the rain clouds so beautifully, I had to pull over and snap this photograph. no comments  Ocean Surf Shop on Folly Beach held its inaugural Icebox Open this past Sunday, and neither the waves nor the competition failed to disappoint! Congrats to Kyle Busey, who took home the men’s first place prize of $1,000, and Grace Muckenfuss, who finished first for the women taking home $400. no comments  Mike and Petra, your children are beautiful! I had a great time photographing your family. no comments  I couldn’t resist taking a photograph of this man with his loyal (and well trained) companion as they took in the sites of SEWE from the Ashley River. Talk about giving new meaning to the term “doggy paddle!” no comments  The Wildlife Expo continued today with great entertainment and exhibits throughout the peninsula. I couldn’t resist taking a photograph of this beautiful retriever taking a break from all the excitement… no comments  The South Carolina Wildlife Expo (SEWE) is finally here with exhibits officially getting underway this morning, and continuing throughout the weekend. The Dock Dogs competition, held at Brittlebank Park, is one of the most popular events of the three-day expo. no comments  While shooting a bridal portrait with Historic Charleston Photography, I captured this amazing image of Alisha under the light of a full moon. no comments  This is a picture of a camellia that I planted for my wife. Camellias are now in bloom, and they make the perfect centerpiece to any landscape or table. no comments  Charleston Flower Market, located in the Terrace Shopping Center on James Island, is in full bloom for Valentine’s Day! Check out their beautiful arrangements, bouquets, and gifts for all occasions and events. no comments  I couldn’t resist sharing this photograph taken during an afternoon of hanging out with my best friend Zeus. He’s got his posing down, wouldn’t you say? Show 1 comment Love it!  This image of the Ben Sawyer Bridge was taken from Sullivan’s Island looking back toward Mount Pleasant as a storm approached. The clouds were amazing! Originally constructed in 1945, the Ben Sawyer Bridge was named in honor of Benjamin Mack Sawyer, the Chief Highway Commissioner of the South Carolina Highway Department from 1926-1940. The bridge… no comments  Known for its history and culture, Charleston is a city that thrives on the arts. The French Quarter (the area between Market Street, Meeting Street, Broad Street and the Cooper River) boasts a bevy of galleries featuring works from local artists. Spencer Galleries I & II at 55 & 57 Broad Street, featured below, is one… no comments  The 30th annual South Carolina Wildlife Expo is only a week away! Check out all of the events and purchase your tickets at www.sewe.com. no comments no comments  While Charleston is a city known for its beautiful architecture and detail, my favorite building is one you’ve likely never looked at twice–the old Buffalo South shopping center on Folly Road. For those of you who haven’t yet experienced the AMAZING graffiti artwork of Doug “The Sheepman” Panzone, I encourage you to take a drive… no comments  Congratulations to my friend Paul and his new fiance Megan! Had a great afternoon shooting these engagement photos in downtown Charleston… no comments  Named for Francis Marion, an American Revolutionary War officer, Marion Square is one of Charleston’s most popular greenspaces. Centrally located in downtown Charleston, the nearly six and half acres is used to host such events as the South Carolina Wildlife Expo, the Charleston Food & Wine Festival, Charleston Fashion Week, and Spoleto. no comments  The cruise ship Oceana and her nearly 2,000 passengers pulled into Charleston’s port early this morning ready to explore the Holy City. After a full day of shopping, dining, and touring, passengers will reboard this absolutely gorgeous liner to set sail across the Atlantic for their next destination… the Azores! no comments  On Saturday, January 28th, Matt and Melanie Capobianco were joined by a large group of supporters in downtown Charleston as they held a candlelight vigil for their daughter Veronica. To represent the 28 days since Veronica was returned to her biological father, the group lit 28 candles around Colonial Lake and many wore purple shirts… no comments |
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