On Thursday evening and Friday morning I had the distinct pleasure of taking a client and new friend Tricia Booker out to photograph some of my favorite locations in and around Charleston. We started off with a light dinner and discussion on filters and long exposures at one of Sullivan’s Island’s hot spots. After […]
We just concluded the Spring in Charleston Workshop and it was a blast. We had truly excellent conditions on Friday and Saturday with amazing light and then some very challenging weather on Sunday morning. A great group of folks and some amazing images. I can safely say that the entire group came away with some […]
This was our first stop last year during Spring in Charleston. We are gearing up to head there again in a few weeks and are hoping for conditions to be just as perfect. Check out all the stops at http://mountainstoseaworkshops.com/?p=3920
This week we have just launched a new website for Mountains To Sea […]
About two months ago Josh Carlisle and I went out to Capers Island on a spur of the moment adventure. The weather was crazy with storms, lightning, thick fog and incredible light. Just what we were after. 🙂
We had our tents and our kayaks so the next morning when […]
A few weeks ago Josh Carlisle and I jumped in Kayaks with all our gear and paddled out to Capers Island about 3 miles offshore from Charleston. It took us a little bit to squash it all in but eventually we were ready to go. As we paddled through the creeks and sound we […]
I’ve been really interested in Long Exposure Seascapes for a long time. There is something dreamy and soothing about the misty foamy water and the streaking clouds. Because you can’t see this with the naked eye and rely on the gathering of light into the camera sensor, to me, these type of images become […]
Glorious golden morning light bathed the water, marsh and lighthouse as the sun rose into the sky. I had met up with Athena for an sunrise shoot at the Bodie Island Lighthouse. Sunrise was spectacular and the light was perfect to pick out the vibrant greens of the mid summer marshes. […]
