15 South Berkeley Hall - 1
Each piece is captured in a rare moment where light, time, and place come together.
Some holes are about the architecture, and some are about the trees that the architecture had to work around. On the 15th South at Berkeley Hall, the trees won. I made this composition from a natural alley in the pine-straw understory, looking between a pair of massive loblolly trunks that framed the green and its bunker like the columns of a doorway.
The sky beyond was a soft, gradient wash of pink and lavender — the quiet kind of sunset that doesn't demand attention — and the pines held their silhouette against that color. The green sat in the middle distance, small and almost jewel-like, its white bunker catching the last warm tone of the day.
This is the Low Country at its most self-possessed. No drama, no fireworks, just a photographer standing between two old pines watching the day end.
15 South Berkeley Hall frames the green as a quiet jewel between two loblolly pines — a reminder that on this property, the trees have always been the real architects.
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