This piano room is in the 1850’s era plantation that was owned by Dr. John Bratton. Located in York County, South Carolina, the house and grounds are a national historical landmark.
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ArchitectureAlmost perfect symmetry in this Charleston, South Carolina doorway.
big problem?
People & placesWhen the paddle-boarder looked over his other shoulder, he amost fell off his board. Lucky for him the fin belonged to a playful dolphin, but at first glance ——??? Taken in Shem Creek, just outside Charleston, South Carolina.
Custom House
Architecture

Construction on the US Custom House in Charleston, SC, began in 1853 and was then halted in 1859 due mostly to the Civil War. Construction resumed in 1870 and was completed in 1879. It is still used today by several federal agencies.
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Birds & wildlife
Every piling seems to be a roosting spot for a brown pelican. Taken along Shem Creek near Charleston, South Carolina.
The Root Cellar
ArchitectureThis root cellar is from the 1870’s. The only lighting for the photo was the two small upper windows on the right side of the room. This fisheye view was a five shot blended HDR with the longest exposure being about 4 minutes. Olympus OMD with 7.5mm lens.
Charleston Charm
Architecture, UncategorizedI spotted this balcony on a home in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. My eye was immediately drawn to the unusual location for a weather vane – but it does add a distinctive flair.
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