Downtown Series–Page 2

Charleston, the South Carolina port city founded in 1670, is defined by its cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages pastel antebellum houses, barrier islands and glorious flora. Justin presents the familiar and undiscovered Charleston vistas to enjoy forever.

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3 Little Shrimp

3 Little Shrimp

from $30

The Ravenel Bridge at night from across the water, with the harbor gone flat

Ravenel Reflections

from $30

The Battery at sunset, looking down the promenade with a storm going out to sea

The Battery III

from $30

The Pirates Courtyard gate in the French Quarter, shot from beside it

Pirate's Path

from $30

The Ravenel Bridge at sunset, from underneath and to one side

The Ravenel Bridge II

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Rainbow Row, closer in, with the light coming down the street

Rainbow Row II

from $30

A full moon rising through the Ravenel Bridge

Moonrise Over The Ravenel

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A full moon rising behind the Morris Island Lighthouse, seen from the water

Moon at Morris Island

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An avenue of live oaks, with the road running straight down the middle of it

Historic Landing I

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A garden path in spring with azaleas in full bloom on both sides

Azalea Walkway I

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The Morris Island Lighthouse in black and white, from among the driftwood on the beach

Driftwood with Morris Island (black & white)

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The Ravenel Bridge at blue hour, seen across the water from the marsh

Ravenel/Cooper Bridges

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The fountain at Waterfront Park at blue hour, with the jets running

Spider Fountain

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The bandstand at White Point Garden, at the foot of the Charleston peninsula

Gazebo at White Point Garden

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A wrought-iron gate in downtown Charleston, photographed close

Sweetheart Gate

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A garden gate on Legare Street, downtown Charleston

8 Legare Street II

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St. Philip's Church steeple at blue hour, seen from across Church Street

St. Phillips Glow

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A house in Charleston's French Quarter with a red door and a gate that announces itself

The Pirate House

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Rainbow Row on East Bay Street, shot along the row rather than at it

Rainbow Row III

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The Morris Island Lighthouse seen from the Folly Beach side, framed by driftwood

Morris Island Through Branches

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A live oak leaning out over the water at Magnolia Plantation Gardens

Magnolia Reflection

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Starfish left behind on the tidal flats at low light, on the Lowcountry coast

The Purple Starfish II

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One small driftwood snag standing in the water off Folly Beach, with everything else stripped out

Silent Folly

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A single driftwood tree standing on the flats at twilight, shot vertical

Cotton Candy Driftwood II

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