Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Across the Harbor

Shrimp Boats and Gull, Shem Creek, Mt. Pleasant, SC  © Doug Hickok  All Rights Reserved



Across the harbor from Charleston is Shem Creek, in the town of Mt. Pleasant. Here is the perfect place at day's end to watch an assortment of boats coming and going, as well as gulls, egrets and pelicans. Afterwards, take in one of the many restaurants that line the docks.
As you might imagine, fresh fish is the specialty.



23 comments:

  1. This light on boats is amazing!
    Greetings from Ioannina.

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  2. So I searched for and pinpointed Charleston on google maps yesterday and was excited to see place names which you have mentioned alongside your photos!
    Have a great day Doug!

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  3. I am going to have to put Charleston on my "must See" list.

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  4. awesome photography, I love the bird detail!Beautiful reflections in this composition!
    Léia

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  5. Do they have mermaids there?
    I love my mermaid sushi!
    No, not sushi made from mermaids.
    But regular sushi placed on mermaids.

    Now, where shall I begin?
    Head or tail? ;o)

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  6. Wonderful photography and stimulates the imagination for adventure and sailing in the sea.

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  7. lovely shot. btw, are there any photographs of you dressed as a "novelist"?

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  8. Das Licht und die Farben sind Grandios. Schön auch mit dem Vogel und den Spiegelungen.

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  9. beautiful light, symmetry and reflections !!!

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  10. Your pictures always look like beautiful paintings!!
    Very well done Doug! :)

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  11. Great mood. Love the light you caught!

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  12. Glorious golden light. The blurred bird adds life.

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  13. The lighting is really exceptional here!

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  14. Oh, wow! This is picture perfect. I love the golden glow on the bows. It's like a celestial spotlight

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  15. A photo that is definitely a work of art! We'll be staying in that area in Feb and March so it's fun to see this work of yours.

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  16. The trembled reflections and the light are great, Doug!

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  17. The low light really enhances the feeling of a port, that's been there for many years...

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  18. Wow!
    Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
    Your photos are a dream!
    Lucia

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