In 2004, Hurricane Ivan destroyed or severely damaged over 90% of the buildings on the island of Grenada. Two years later, when this picture was taken, much of that damage remained un-repaired and the island struggled to rebuild its economy. This road was typical of those on the island and there were many scenes like [...]
If I lived in a perfect world, I would be a world-renowned travel photographer and would spend every waking moment capturing scenes like this…but do it perfectly every time. This is a view from Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina, standing next to the path leading to the suspended bridge. It is absolutely breathtaking. The day [...]
This was shot at Mabry Mill, near Meadows of Dan, Virginia, on the Blue Ridge Parkway. This is a structure on the site that is less well-known than the mill. Most of the attention is usually on the mill itself with the water wheel and mill-pond that has been shot untold numbers of times. I [...]
With its palm-lined streets, historic architecture and interesting shops, the downtown business area of Charleston, South Carolina, is a wonderful place to visit. One can spend several hours exploring the sites and still not run out of new things to explore.
The best place to pick up souvenirs of a visit to Charleston is City Market, located just a few blocks from the waterfront in the business district of Charleston. Dating back some 220 years, the market has a long and colorful history that is as much fun to explore as the market itself. I don’t take [...]
