

Yes, it is pink. And pretty dramatic looking in the Gothic Revival style.
A gap in vehicle and pedestrian traffic, no leaves on the Crepe Myrtles, and a beautiful sky came together on Friday for an unusual photo opportunity of this landmark.
The church sits across Church street from the Dock Street Theater, and as a fan of reflection images I couldn’t pass this up.
French Huguenot Church, Charleston, SC
January 27, 2023
The pink of this Hydrangea bloom caught my eye from the other side of the pond and fortunately there is a bridge that let me get closer at an angle with a reflection.
Another version, taken a bit further away at a spot where the blue sky didn’t reflect in the water.
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, Charleston, SC
December 12, 2022
We revisited the graveyard at the Unitarian Church at the end of May and the pink lilies were still blooming.
This grouping had shorter stems and I was able to look down on the cluster.
And by kneeling I could see straight into the blooms.
Graveyard at Unitarian Church, Charleston, SC
May 25, 2022
Along the Okefenokee Roadside Canal shown in a recent post, a number of these pink orchids were blooming in April.
They share space with ferns, thistle, and a number of grasses on the slope of the canal.
Pink WildflowerOkefenokee Swamp
April 14, 2022
These Roseate Spoonbill chicks were about to get fed, and they were ready!
There were at least three chicks, the two in the middle and check out the lower left corner:
The way the adult facing away from us kept poking down below her mate I wondered if there was a fourth chick out of my view.
A little wider view showing more of the palm tree.
St. Augustine Alligator Farm, FL
April 13, 2022