Welcome to the charming city of Charleston, South Carolina, where historic charm meets canine-friendly fun! If you're a proud dog parent seeking the perfect spots to explore with your furry friend, you're in for a treat. Charleston is known for its cobblestone streets, antebellum architecture, and warm embrace of four-legged companions. In this guide, we'll lead you through the best dog-friendly destinations in Charleston, ensuring that your pup can accompany you on unforgettable adventures. From scenic parks to pet-welcoming cafes, get ready to embark on a tail-wagging journey through the Hol ..read more

Welcome to one of our all-time favorite spots in Charleston, The Battery! Much of our inspiration for sharing photos of the city we adore came from The Battery. Frequent walks at sunset to this iconic location in Charleston led to an abundance of pictures from the sunset here with a minimal audience of just family and close friends to share this beautiful sight with, which is why we decided to launch Low Country Lenses. A visit to Charleston is not complete without a walk down The Battery. You will encounter people of all ages enjoying the views and sights. You will also see plenty of runner ..read more

Welcome to Lowcountry Lenses! Here we will begin to share our favorite spots and even pictures from around the lowcountry. The content will include travel tips to help you plan for your next visit to the Charleston. These travel tips will include things such as the amazing culinary scene here in Holy City or even the dark history hidden behind the amazing shopping scene here. Another thing that this blog will cover will be many of the cities surrounding Downtown Charleston such as Sullivan's Island and Folly beach. Thank you for taking the time to join us here at Lowcountry lenses and be on t ..read more

Hello, and welcome back to Lowcountry Lenses! We are so so excited to tell you guys all about one of our new favorite spots in Charleston! We finally got the chance to make it over to Mount Pleasant Pier and Waterfront Park. We were surprised at how much there is to do in this one spot! We came to get some shots of the Ravenel Bridge for our Instagram and Blog but were so excited to find so much more! The whole pier has a really good setup with benches and seats all down the pier to sit and catch the sunset. There is a cafe and gift shop right at the start of the pier, which is great for grab ..read more

The Charleston City Fire Department is a vital part of the community, providing fire protection and emergency medical services to the city's residents and visitors. The department has a long and storied history, dating back to the early days of the city's founding. The first fire department in Charleston was established in 1788, and it was made up of a group of volunteers. The department was responsible for fighting fires and providing medical assistance. In 1825, the department became a paid department, and it has been providing professional fire and emergency medical services ever since. T ..read more

We have probably one of the most fun ideas ever when exploring Charleston if you are a dog-lover! Whether you are a resident, a student, or a visitor, this is an excellent idea for anyone who wants to explore Charleston and help out a fantastic organization. The Charleston Animal Society, located on Remount Road in North Charleston, has some great programs within its foster program! They offer two programs within their foster program for anyone who wants to show a dog some love and try to help them get adopted! They provide a doggy field trip where you get to take an adoptable dog out for a d ..read more

Charleston, South Carolina, is a city with a rich history and culture. It is known for its beautiful architecture, delicious food, and friendly people. If you are planning a trip to Charleston, here are a few things you should not miss: The Battery: The Battery is a waterfront park with stunning views of Charleston Harbor. It is a popular spot for tourists and locals to relax and enjoy the scenery. Joe Riley Waterfront Park: Waterfront Park is located on the Cooper River and offers stunning views of the harbor and the city skyline. The park is a popular spot for tourists and locals and is a g ..read more

For anyone taking a trip to the Lowcountry in South Carolina, Sullivan's Island is a must-visit. Sullivans island includes many different aspects of the Lowcountry compared to many other islands surrounding Charleston. While you may be thinking that this article will tell you about a local sweet spot coffee shop or even hotel, this article focuses on the heart of the island's history and South Carolinas history. The island has a rich history in South Carolina and even helped coin the nickname Palmetto State. The reason the island is so important is due to Fort Moultrie. The fort has been re-e ..read more

During the upcoming month here in Charleston, as the weather gets warmer, there will be many different things to do again. This list will include many forthcoming events happening here in Charleston throughout March. March 1-5, 2023: The Charleston Wine and Food Festival This annual festival brings culinary experts and enthusiasts worldwide to the Holy City to showcase the culinary scene here in the Lowcountry. More Details March 3-4, 2023: Miss South Carolina and Teen USA More Details March 4, 2023: Front Beach Fest This annual festival at the Isle of Palms hosts crafts, vendors, and lo ..read more

We figured we would start our first official blog post for Lowcountry Lenses with our absolute favorite spot in the Lowcountry! Sullivan‘s Island! Sullivan’s is the definition of the perfect little Lowcountry South Carolina beach town. Home to Fort Moultrie, the iconic Charleston Lighthouse, stunning beaches with gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, great restaurants, and beautiful homes. Fort Moultrie is an excellent historical stop on Sullivan’s for all ages. It is the remaining fort used to protect Charleston's Harbor and displays tons of cannons used in various wars at the fort. At the fort is ..read more