I have been living full-time on Seabrook Island South Carolina since September 2021. It is really a beautiful place to live and we are blessed with pleasant weather and an abundance of unspoiled nature. Being a barrier island, the entire island ecosystem is tightly tied to the tides, and the water which runs around and through the island is always moving , tides flooding in and tides ebbing out. We are a stopping off point for many migratory birds and a nesting destination for loggerhead turtles. We have sunrises and sunsets over the water or the marsh 365 days a year. In short, it’s a photographer’s dream location. The Seabrook Island photos in this gallery were taken throughout 2022 and include photographs of:
- Dolphins strand feeding at Captain Sam’s Inlet (Check out my children’s book Lunchtime With Luna and the Locals if you want to learn more about this amazing behavior.)
- Migratory shore birds such as red knots, black skimmers, oystercatchers , royal terns and least terns
- Our local alligators
- Marsh dweilling birds such as blue herons, egrets , wood storks and night herons
- Logger head turtle hatchlings wobbling down for their first swim
- Sunsets and Sunrises and the beauty of tidal erosion
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All photos are licensed under the following Digital Image License.
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