
I took this photo recently just before sunset. You can tell from the sky that I am looking west and the sun is behind the RiverPlace building. You can see the High Cotton restaurant, as well as Starbucks and the Michelin on Main store is in the RiverPlace building … However, what I found interesting was the perspective which makes it appear the lamp is leaning to the right and the building is leaning to the left.
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On a recent post I described the scene: “There were lights twinkling in the trees, lots of people walking on the sidewalks, and a band playing in the background”. Today’s photo shows what I was describing … Click here for a photo, of closeup of a similar band, taken in in May of 2006.

This photo was taken at twilight which explains the blue sky and movement in the flags. However, what I like most about the photo is the perspective. I also, like that there are so few lights on in the building … Do you find lights left on during the night to be a challenge with your nighttime photography? … Click here to see a similar view of the Landmark building I took in January of 2006 on a foggy night.

In the comments from a recent post about Coffee Underground a reader asked if the restaurant was actaully underground. So in response today I am sharing a photo of the entrance to Coffee Underground. The photo was taken at twilight.
Because the last two photos have lead us home it is only fair that I share a photo of were we live. This is a view of the Poinsett Corners condo complex. We live overlooking this courtyard … The last three photos have been twilight photos so I promise a daylight photo tomorrow.
PS: I’m taking a break (see note in side bar) for detail. I hope you enjoy the repost of photos from the pas

Today’s photo continues yesterday’s theme of “the way home”. One block down, from yesterday’s photo; we have a view of the twilight sky, lamppost, and a crosswalk.
PS: I’m taking a break (see note in side bar) for detail. I hope you enjoy the repost of photos from the pas

Last night, we went out with a group from our condo. We had an great time. On our way home I tried to capture a little of the twilight sky. This photo also plays with the arrow on Court Street. For us the arrow literally points the way home … Note that credit for the perspective on this photo should go to Rested Traveler who posted a similar photo recently. RT is a frequent visitor and commenter at GreenvilleDailyPhoto. RT is also a outstanding photographer who has inspired previous photos of mine.
PS: I’m taking a break (see note in side bar) for detail. I hope you enjoy the repost of photos from the pas
