South Carolina

Greenville, South Carolina Cityscape

Photography
Falls Park Drive Alley Composition
Falls Park Drive Alley Composition

While visiting the Falls Park on the Reedy in Greenville, South Carolina, we parked in this alley way. For $5 parking, I was rewarded with this unique photographic opportunity.

Cheers,

C. S.

Live Oak Composition

Photography
USC Live Oak
USC Live Oak

I had to stop to capture a composition of this stately old live oak on the campus of the University of South Carolina in Columbia.

Cheers,

C. S.

My Photography Experience

Photography
Assembly Street Tunnel Composition
Assembly Street Tunnel Composition

This composition represents two aspects of my experience as a photographer.  First it shows my photographic “seeing” of what I feel is a cool composition with a lot of visual interest.  Secondly, it’s quite typical of my experience whenever I have my camera and I’m walking with my family.  Always in the rear snapping away, followed by a scurried attempt to catch backup.  Sound familiar?

Season’s Greetings!

C. S.

Hilton Head Island

Black And White Photography, C.S. Young Jr., Photography
Bass Head Beach Composition 1
Bass Head Beach Composition 1

See my Hilton Head Island Gallery for more compositions from this lovely destination.

Cheers,

C. S.

Calibogue Sound from Hilton Head Island

Black And White Photography, C.S. Young Jr., Photography
Calibogue Sound Fog Composition 1
Calibogue Sound Fog Composition 1

Minimalist composition from Harbour Town looking northward out into Calibogue Sound from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Visit my Hilton Head Island gallery for more compositions from this lovely local.

Cheers,

C. S.

Say “Hi” to Mister Ed

Alakajay, Black And White Photography, Photography

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This photograph was captured while visiting South Carolina last year and credit to the above caption should go to Joe Giordano as it was he who drew the parallel between this photo and Mister Ed, the talking horse, featured in the popular American sitcom going back to the 1960’s