~Hilton Head Island~
Me - capturing those shadows.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
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Without pictures,
our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
but without the words
the pictures will be meaningless.
unknown
our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
but without the words
the pictures will be meaningless.
unknown
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6 comments:
What a place to relax! The pier is great, I'd roll to the end with my wheelchair, and while safely parked, merely breathe in the briny sea air for awhile, and develop an appetite. Any low country dishes that include shrimp and rice is what I'd order for dinner. Lovely captures!
What a great place and what terrific captures for the day! Love it! Always enjoy it here when we get down to on of the piers near us. Hope your weekend is going well!
Sylvia
I love the light you have captured in these beautiful shots. I have never been to Hilton Head, but have read about it over the years, as the quilter Jinny Beyer used to hold seminars there every winter. It looks such a wonderful place to live - lucky you!
lovely strong shadows...
Relaxing, scenic shadows! Thanks!!
Hi. I enjoyed the shadow shots but did you mean to have such humongous font for the comments? It made it hard to read them and to even get down to the bottom finally to leave one.
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