TByrne Goldmember  1,168 posts Joined Sep 2006 Location: Lancaster, PA More info | Jun 10, 2007 16:01 | #1 I know, we're supposed to take a photographic siesta in the middle of the day. But what if you're in Beaufort, SC at noon on a cloudless summer day? And only for a couple of hours? How to capture a sense of Old-Dixie? It's time to pull out the creative gee-gaws, eh? Whuddaya think? Does it say 1920s in the deep South?
Ted Byrne
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zippy25 Goldmember  2,505 posts Joined May 2007 Location: Lower 48 More info | Jun 10, 2007 23:28 | #2 I love the building. Great natural contrast. I don't really like the tree. David
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Jun 11, 2007 18:15 | #3 zippy25 wrote in post #3356318  I love the building. Great natural contrast. I don't really like the tree. Thanks Zip. The walls were a challenge in the searing sun of noonday. But the tree... Ah the tree. When you're stuck with tree that's turned into a stew of impossible reflections, hey... you gotta look at a bunch of options. It was a hoot lettting out this guy's glimmer. It's a taste thing... took me years to like jalapenos - but not sure I recommend them to others. Ted Byrne
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