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Savannah's dueling grounds
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One of Savannah's beautiful and historic squares
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Why the locals call it Slowvannah
Savannah, GA is known as "The Jewel of the South." A wonderful place to visit and photograph. All photos taken with my Canon Powershot 550.
Read more or my travelogue at:
A Stroll Through "Slow"vannah, Georgia Photo Gallery by Sam Antonio at pbase.com (http://www.pbase.com/bircher/savannah)
A Stroll Through "Slow"vannah, Georgia Photo Gallery by Sam Antonio at pbase.com (http://www.pbase.com/bircher/savannah)
A Stroll Through "Slow"vannah, Georgia Photo Gallery by Sam Antonio at pbase.com (http://www.pbase.com/bircher/savannah)
Cheers,
Sam
Your shooting makes me want to see the plaace! Great shots. What is that light blue thing toward the right side of the first photo. At first, I thought it was a waterfall, but I'm not so sure now.
I never noticed it until you pointed it out. I'm not sure myself -- could it be a ghost??? This is after alll right outside the graveyard.
Sam
Quote from: Al Moak on August 24, 2007, 10:08:58 AM
Your shooting makes me want to see the plaace! Great shots. What is that light blue thing toward the right side of the first photo. At first, I thought it was a waterfall, but I'm not so sure now.
This is indeed a grave subject! Let me know when and if you find out. Actually, upon closer observation, I think it IS a "ghost," a photographic ghost of a man walking there with some kind of light blue shirt, etc.
YOu know I think it is a person walking that has been captured, perhaps giving a double exposure effect. Is that a reasonable explanition?
There is a lot of history in this area, Eugenia Price wrote a series of historic novels surrounding this historic place.
I too would love to visit there.
That first photo is certainly an interesting one ... I would love to know how you took the picture.
t looks like all the photos got cut off on the right side or maybe it is because they are all over the 500 pixels limit on the longest side.
I mounted my Canon Powershot 550 on a tripod and set it for a two second shutter speed. My friend and I walked very slow to get that effect.
Sam
Quote from: Heather on August 27, 2007, 06:03:12 PM
That first photo is certainly an interesting one ... I would love to know how you took the picture.
LOL it has a very interesting effect. Looks ghostly?