Charleston, South Carolina Mansion

Say hello to Lurk, the whacky cat.  Taken with a Canon 400D.  1/125sec, f4, 70mm, ISO 1600 (On the previous night, I had been out taking shots and forgot to change the ISO setting back.)

This shot was taken at the Belfast market in City Hall. I didn’t partake the scrumptious confection, but others said it was delightful. 

I’ve walked past this new construction site early in the morn on several occasions.  For some reason it only captured my attention this evening, as I walked by its massive steel columns.

A lovely shot of exposed roots in Falls Park, Downtown Greenville, SC, USA.  Many apologies for the lack of new post.  Daily post will resume as of today.  Thanks.  

Photo was taken while on afternoon walk.  Clouds thanks to Fay.

At sunset this evening, the moon was glowing an ominous flame-orange, as if God had peeled a tangerine and laid its peel upon the moon.  I was out eating dinner with a dear friend, when I glanced out the bistro window to discover the tangerine orb hovering over a vapour laden horizon.  I came directly home whilst scanning the sky.

By the time I got home the orange orb had transformed into a crisp light peering from the black abyss.  I grabbed my camera and headed towards the back garden.  I crept under the enormous pine trees, as the owls hooted and the bats fluttered almost silently through the night air.

I set up the camera at the back of the property and proceeded to snap shots of the moon.  The vapour had almost dissipated from around the glowing sphere by the time I got my first shot setup.  The ambience was quite spooky, with all of the wolves howling and the air gently rustling through the trees.

I love autumn.  It is a grand time of year.  The leaves transform to every pigment in the rainbow and the air turns brisk.  This shot was taken at Camp Greenville with my old yet reliable Panasonic DMC-FZ8.