Showing posts with label James Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Island. Show all posts

Thursday, August 07, 2008

A BigThunderstorm Is Moving In

I promised you some days ago to show you more of those very dramatic thunderstorm clouds moving in over our heads, out of James Island.
A fantastic play of mother nature!



There were dark clouds out on the water...


and more dark clouds in the back...



and in between was the sun shining trough and made this dynamic scene


Big international traffic by the Ravanel bridge


Dolphins were swimming in groups in the bay area


A pretty place to sit down and relax, to watch and to enjoy nature



These five dogs needed a cool bath too on that hot
summer day late afternoon



Also friends found some time together to chat, watching the fishing pelicans and the boats going by. I love to enjoy afternoons like this!

Saturday, August 02, 2008

That Was Yesterday....


Yesterday, it was a very hot summer day afternoon and it was our anniversary day.

After visiting the art museum in Charleston (more pictures will come about that) and after a great Ice cream "snack" we decided to go out again to our preferred place at James Island. But pretty soon BIG thunderclouds were forming over our heads and wonderful dark clouds moved in from the back. I love nature spectacles like that!

I will show you more pictures from the museum and more from this spot here with jumping dolphins, big oil tankers on the water and more thunder clouds. (Maybe I should save some pics for the "Friday Sky Watch" play).. ;-)

So then my friends, just stay tuned and come back any times. Oh, by the way..... comments are welcome too! :-)

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Wildflowers out of James Island

Aren't they beautiful, almost surreal?
I have no idea what kind of flowers these are



And they look like lost red trumpets out of a fairy book


Wildflowers on a bush with beautiful colors and interesting geometric shapes


This is a close up of a Yucca plant flower


Hundreds of little white bells are growing on a Yucca plant


The whole Yucca plant with the flower bunch


These wildflower photos are made in that little park area out of James Island, where I was yesterday afternoon. See also my post from yesterday.

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