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MdTA Cops by Elliott Plack Via Flickr: Officers gearing up for Barrack Obama's motorcade
I’ve been living in Georgia now for 8 years but had yet to visit Savannah, the state’s largest coastal city. So I decided to take a short vacation drive to the coast. The r & r was much needed and I had a great time exploring the city and the coastal islands. I started out shopping, of course, at the Tanger Outlets just outside of the city. I explored the downtown riverfront and shopping district next. Finding parking is an experience in itself! Next time I will definitely find a hotel in town. I got a chance to drive out to Tybee Island, but instead of hitting the jam packed beach, I decided to check out Fort Pulaski; the Union Army built fort from the civil war. I did finally get to the beach, but chose Jekyll Island which was a little less busy thanks to a short thunderstorm. I had an amazing trip and I can’t wait for my next adventure! Check out some of my favorite images below.
Exploring Savannah I've been living in Georgia now for 8 years but had yet to visit Savannah, the state's largest coastal city.
I started off photographing nature and landscapes when I was still in high school, I think the outdoors will always be my first love. I’ve bee so busy building a portrait business that I haven’t been getting out as much. But last week I picked up a new lens, the Nikon 18-200VR, so of course I had to brave the EXTREME heat and take it for a spin. I started off traveling to Coheelee Creek Covered Bridge then drove around for a while exploring some dams and even venturing into east Alabama since I was close to the border anyway. Despite the heat, I had a great time exploring and reconnecting with nature, check out some of my favorite shots below and let me know what you think! Thanks
Camera: Nikon D7100
Coheelee Creek
Inside the covered bridge at Coheelee Creek
Coheelee Creek camping area
Coheelee Creek
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam
Wildflowers
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam
Wildflowers
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam – Alabama Side
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam – Alabama Side
George W. Andrews Lock and Dam – Alabama Side
Interesting Plant Life
Walter F. George Reservoir
Walter F. George Lock and Dam
Walter F. George Lock and Dam
Walter F. George Reservoir
Walter F. George Reservoir
More plant life and wildflowers
Wildflowers
Walter F. George Reservoir – East Bank
Barge on the East Bank – Army Corp of Engineers
Old Shack – Shellman, Ga
Exploring South Georgia I started off photographing nature and landscapes when I was still in high school, I think the outdoors will always be my first love.
Rathcoffey manor house , County Kildare (or a bad dream) by Martin O'Leary on Flickr.