Towards Savannah by TwoPynts
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
I want to show you a bit of the view from the top of the Tybee Island lighthouse. Here we are looking west towards Savannah. Behind one of the two water towers on the island, you can faintly see the span of the bridge that crosses from Georgia to South Carolina. Savannah is to the left of it. Closer, the Tybee Island police station is just to the right of the water tower. The buildings in the foreground might be part of old Fort Scriven, now private homes and businesses.
If you want maximum detail, be sure to click on the full view, thanks!
Comments (9)
Meisiekind
What a marvelous view with loads of detail in zoom!
zep_addict
Nice view. I like the detail in full view
jayfar
Take me to the moon! Brilliant capture.
tennesseecowgirl
I love the house shaped like a barn... is it for sale.. LOL and I love Savannah such a beautiful place.
tibet2004uk
I love American houses! Thx for that shot Kortalouche, I love to see how it's like in other places and that shot gives a 'lil part of a part of the world! If that makes any sense! Lol!
jif3d
You forgot to mention the curse of many suburbs...a GIANT MOBILE PHONE TOWER ! Certianly is a spectacular view and addition to this flying high series ! Well done & ~Cheers~
DennisReed
Excellent Capture
sandra46
SUPERB VIEW!
Chipka
I like this view a lot! It's funny, but I don't even notice cell phone towers; I think they'll eventually become dated, much like the old fashioned wooden telephone poles that are so ubiquitous in photos of the "good old days" of the early 20th century. It's kinda nice to think that someone could see a picture like this a century from now and go: "Oh, look, cell phone towers! You certainly don't see beauties like those any more!" They're oddly fascinating. But in addition to that, this whole shot is fascinating and like that barn structure a lot, it's a private home? It looks like one! I'd love to live in a converted barn! All in all, this is quite a great piece of photographic work, and a glimpse into a world that ain't Chicago!