Beach Series by Justin Falk Photography–Page 2

Charleston's sea islands present some of the most magnificence beaches on the US east coast.

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A fallen tree on the beach at first light, with the tide around it

Driftwood Dawn

from $30

The Folly Beach Pier at low tide with the sky at full burn

Fiery Pier on Folly

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Old pilings in the surf at Folly Beach before the sun is up

Breaking Dawn II

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A rock groin running out toward the Morris Island Lighthouse, with the light gone gold

Orange Lighthouse

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The Folly Beach Pier with the sun low behind it

Folly Pier Sunset

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3 Little Shrimp

3 Little Shrimp

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Sunrise at Folly Beach with the pier off to the left

Folly Pier Sunrise

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A driftwood root mass on the beach with the Morris Island Lighthouse behind it

Cow Head Driftwood

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On the deck of a shrimp boat at the end of the day, looking forward toward the wheelhouse

Shrimp Boat Reflection

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A shrimp boat tied up at the dock at sunset, seen across the marsh

Purple Shrimp Boat Sunset

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Light coming through a break in the cloud over the Atlantic, off the Lowcountry coast

God's Flashlight

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Underneath the Folly Beach Pier, looking down its length in fog

Underneath the Folly Beach Pier

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Sunrise over the water with the tide pouring back off the rocks

Sunrise on the Water

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Sunrise at the Washout on Folly Beach, with three old pilings standing in the wash

Sunrise at the Washout

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A wave breaking on the Lowcountry coast with the sun just above the horizon

Waves

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A Lowcountry sunset with the cloud structure doing something genuinely unusual overhead

Out of This World Sunset

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Surf running through the rocks on the Lowcountry coast with the sun down on the horizon

Sunset Waves

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The old shack out over the marsh at Shem Creek, Mount Pleasant

Shem Creek Shack

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Shrimp boats moored in the marsh with a storm cloud overhead and the sun going down underneath it

Dark and Stormy

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Folly Beach Pier at blue hour, seen across a wide stretch of exposed low-tide sand

Blue Steel Pier

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The Folly Beach Pier at last light, from the low-tide flats

Brush Stroke Pier

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The Folly Beach Pier at moonrise, shot vertical from down on the sand

Moonrise over Folly Pier II

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Shrimp boats tied up at the dock at the end of the day, on a Lowcountry creek

Three Little Shrimp

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