Tree Aflame
I got up in darkness, quickly dressed and gathered my equipment. I’m glad people who stay in RV parks are used to the sound of big trucks starting early in […]
Georgia
Sailors Take Warning
Red Sky in the Morning… I made this image at sunrise on Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island. Please click the image to view a larger version. Well, as you can
Georgia Beach Crabs
In addition to all the pieces of driftwood found on the beaches of Jekyll Island in Georgia, there were also some interesting crabs washed ashore. At least they are interesting
Beach Resorts on St. Simons Island Georgia
St. Simons Island is one of the Golden Isles of Georgia, along with Jekyll Island which I talked about in last week’s posts. St. Simons has quite a different atmosphere
You Guessed It – More Driftwood
Unless today is your first visit here, you probably know where this is, dontcha? I made this image on Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, Georgia. It was twilight after sunset and
More Driftwood from Jekyll Island
Jekyll Island is one of the “Golden Isles of Georgia” which is a group of four barrier islands that run along Georgia’s coast. Some of the islands have elite resorts
War and Peace on Jekyll Island
Jekyll Island in Georgia has an interesting history which begins, of course, with native americans who originally inhabited the island. They fished and farmed crops such as pumpkins, tobacco, sunflower
Sticks in the Sand
“Sticks in the Sand” is what my husband kept calling it – making fun of my Driftwood Beach destination I was so looking forward to in Georgia. By the end,
Jekyll Island, Georgia
When we were returning from Newfoundland we met a couple of super nice guys on the ferry. We shared stories about our mutual adventures in Newfoundland and it helped make
Hilton Head and Tybee Barrier Islands
We visited many of the barrier islands in South Carolina and Georgia on our way south. The barrier islands all have beautiful sandy beaches on the eastern shore and salt
Impressions of Tybee Island
I had one of those evenings that is the reason I love photography. Spending the last of a day’s light at the beach, looking at reflections, smelling the salt, analyzing