“Where we love is home – home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.”
~Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
Please click an image for a larger slideshow:
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- Twilight Sky
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- Boardwalk and Trees
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- Horseshoe Crab
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- Beach Bloom, Kiawah
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- Sea Foam
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- Sunday Brunch
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- Morning Kayakers
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- Morning Fog and Pine
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- Bird Ornaments
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- Morning Beach Walk
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- Beach Chairs, Color
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- Taking Flight
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- Morning Sun and Sand
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- Evening Tide Line
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- Marsh Grasses
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- Passing Storm
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- Designed By Nature
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- Good Morning!
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- Storm Clouds
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- Sea Urchin
“Home is where the heart is.” ~ Pliny the Elder
Jane Lurie Photography 
Wonderful photography Jane. Twilight sky and morning fog and pine are amazing and breathtaking ! All the photos are really beautiful 🙂
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Hi Jocelyne– Glad you enjoyed a little slice of my home. Thanks so much.
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Beautiful pictures dear Jane
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I was captured by the Horseshoe crab … I have ever heard about this animal before … So thanks to you (and google ) , I discovered a for me new species 😉 … // Maria 🙂
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Hi Maria- I’m glad it sparked your curiosity! They are cool creatures. Thanks so much for your visit.
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Sea foam and Evening Tide Line are gorgeous.
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Thanks very much, Mark.
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still LOVE the beach chairs….an entire movie can be written around them…Hmmmmmm!
All are incredible pieces of art….you have a FINE eye!!
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Hi April, I thought of you when I put the color version in. Glad you like it. Thanks so much for enjoying this gallery of island moments!
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Ahhhh what a beautiful place Kiawah is and you have a great eye to document it all
Thank you
Xoxo Helen
Sent from my iPhone
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Hi Helen, Thank you! It’s a feast for my lens.
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Beautiful imagery! I would love to visit SC someday.
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Hi Cynthia, Thank you very much. I hope you experience the lowcountry of SC sometime and Charleston is a wonderful city to photograph.
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Great pictures of a beautiful area! We found a big and complete horseshoe crab shell (legs included) while walking on a beach in Delaware. I’ve never seen one on the West coast, so it was a nice surprise. I didn’t know there were sand dollars on the East coast though, so I’ll have to pay better attention next time.
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Thanks, Milka. Great finding! It’s exciting to come upon these nature moments. Appreciate your nice comments.
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That horseshoe crab photo is soooo cool! I’d love to see one of those creatures for real.
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Hi Rebecca, Aren’t they? They like shallow waters – unfortunately, I rarely see them alive since they get stranded. Thanks for enjoying!
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Lovely reminders of all things beautiful in our little island paradise 🙂 Boardwalk and Trees is my fav.
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Hi Tina- Thank you. I enjoyed shooting over the past few months, especially on my morning beach runs. Also worked on my boardwalk series. Glad you liked these.
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Under which rock did I live so far that I haven’t heard of a horseshoe crab yet? I would like to see that live! Beautiful nature creations Jane 🙂
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Hi Anja, Oh, they are cool creatures. Quite prehistoric looking — their origin is 450 million years old, so now they are considered living fossils. The only other little fact I know is that their blood is blue. I’m glad you enjoyed this series of island nature. Thank you!
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As I started to scroll through your KI series, I thought about the many sand dollars we used to find on the beach there, and voila a sand dollar! Thanks for bringing me back, Jane.
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Hi Elisa, You have been here! How lovely. I think we have many shared favorite places. Glad you enjoyed this walk down memory lane. Thank you!
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Pliny the younger sometimes says some interesting things also. Pliny the younger.
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I know who this is, Pliny. Thank you for stopping by! 🙂
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WOW! Especially love the twilight sky.
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Thanks, Jane. That was quite an evening.
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