Savannah Photos

Okay, now for a few photos!  I completed editing and uploading photos from my brief stop in Savannah last month.  I still have to work on the NYC photos, but at least some progress.  Savannah was beautiful and I hope you’ll all enjoy some photos!

From my first morning in Savannah, Sunrise on the River near Battery Hamilton.  It was a bit subdued by the clouds but pretty nonetheless!

Tybee light was beautiful in the morning and I love the cottage that the lighthouse keeper lived in back in the day.  It’s been restored inside.  All in all a very well kept monument to the history of the area.

I didn’t get a lot of photos of the town itself.  Spent so much time out on the coast or on the bus that I never really explored like I’d like to, but this photo from East River Street gives you a bit of a feel.

Savannah’s lovely cathedral – simply gorgeous – be sure to check out the gallery for some interior shots as well!

The natural beauty near Savannah actually inspired several Panorama shots.  It’s hard to pick just one to show here, but this is Moon River near dusk and the colors were very special!

In case you’re unaware the statue on the front of the book, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, was photographed in Bonaventure.  Not the oldest cemetery in Savannah but a lovely one!  The statue from the book had to be moved to protect it but there’s still some incredible statuary there!

My last evening in Savannah was back out to Tybee Island where I enjoyed strolling the beach.  It was a subdued sky with a lot of clouds, but the colors and light was still pretty perfect.  The above is a long exposure shot.  I’ll pick one more, but I hope you’ll go check them all out.  It’s hard for me to pick out my own favorites never mind yours!

One of the last from that evening on Tybee, the sun had sunk down and twilight was almost a solid cast of blue from the sky to the reflecting water on the beach.

For more of Savannah, check out the Savannah gallery.