Surreal Charleston: A Look at the Lowcountry in Black and White

March 25, 2022 Charleston Daily 1 James & John's Islands, SC, Photography,

By Mark A. Leon

Imagery captures a moment. It is forever secured for generations to come. Photography is the historian of modern day existence and critical to ensuring we respect our surroundings and remember our past.

We took some time around the Lowcountry to capture some of my most favorite places in black and white and a little noir. Enjoy this visual tour of the Lowcountry as seen through the eyes of a black and white lens.

Morris Island Lighthouse / Folly Beach

Broad Street – John The Baptist Church

St. Philips Church in the darkness

Folly Beach Pier

Dock Street Park – James Island

Magnolia Plantation

Gazebo at Magnolia Plantation

Quiet morning on the College of Charleston Campus

College of Charleston Cougar

Magnolia Cemetery

Fourth of July on Folly

Bowen’s Island Restaurant

Old Charleston Post Office on Broad Street

Cannon Park – Medical District

Unitarian Church Cemetery

Folly Pier

Arthur J. Ravenel Bridge

Photo Credit: Mark A. Leon

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