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Louis Dallara Photography http://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/blog/ I often get tired of photographing them, but NEVER get tired of watching them, each one is always different and as beautiful as the first one. The post Another Sunset appeared first on Louis Dallara Photography ..read more

Louis Dallara Photography http://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/blog/ Fishing boats at night. There is something magical about photographing at night, you lose track of time and minutes become hours, it's so peaceful and quiet, and being on the water adds another element to the magic. This was taken at Cold Springs harbor. The post Night Time in Cape May appeared first on Louis Dallara Photography ..read more

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Louis Dallara Photography http://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/blog/ For tourists who haven't visited Angel Oak, you should know that it is this state's most imposing work of nature, more impressive even than a plate of shrimp and grits. The Tree (one instinctively capitalizes the word when talking about this colossal vegetable) stands in an obscure wooded area of John's Island, some 12 miles beyond the Ashley River. The Tree is huge, and it is ancient. Estimates of its age run as high as 1,500 years. The post More Angel Oak Tree Photographs appeared first on Louis Dallara Photography ..read more

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