It
had been raining hard for two days when there was a sudden break in the clouds
yesterday. We rushed down to Pawleys Island to catch some rays and much needed
fresh air. It was low tide, so the entire southern tip of the island was
exposed. Only the narrow neck of the inlet, between Pawley's and Prince George,
was underwater.
Both
the clouds above, and the reflections below were magnificent. You can be sure
that some of the photos I took will become the basis for some of my local
landmark series. Shortly after the photos above were taken the sky grew dark
with ominous thunderheads. I barely made it home before the deluge
resumed.
No comments:
Post a Comment