Tag: South Carolina
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Robot gives children a virtual tour of South Carolina Aquarium
Children at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital will soon be able to visit the South Carolina Aquarium without leaving the Upstate. Subscribe to WYFF on YouTube now for more: Get more Greenville news: Like us: Follow us: Instagram:
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South Carolina Aquarium
The South Carolina Aquarium is a great place to spend the day. Join DPEC TV as they take you on a brief tour of just a few of the sights you will see.
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Carla and Ian Charleston Aquarium.mp4
http:www.patrickhallweddings.com , Ian and Carla Rae’s wedding photography from the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston South Carolina.
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Volunteer photographers help foster children
On Monday, seven volunteers from Benedict College used the power of photography to help foster kids find forever homes at the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
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Canon EOS R50 Review
The Canon EOS R50 is the new starting point for Canon’s RF-Mount mirrorless cameras. Chris and Jordan went to Charleston, South Carolina to see how it performs. Music provided by BeatSuite.com Rental equipment provided by The Camera Store 0:00 – Intro 0:58 – Sample images 1:54 – Design and handling 3:37 – Compared to M50…
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American child labor photos by Lewis Wickes Hine to Melanie (Safka) – Carolina in My Mind
American child labor (1908 – 1913) A small photo montage of the work by Lewis Wickes Hine (September 26, 1874 – November 3, 1940) and Melanie (Safka) – Carolina in My Mind His photographs were instrumental in changing child labor laws in the United States. Lewis Wickes Hine Melanie (Safka)
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Family Photoshoot at the Beach with Nikon Z6II
Tips and tricks for a beach photoshoot. This photoshoot took place at the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, April 2021. There are many ways to photograph a family, but some of the main components that make a great photograph are: 1. Lighting 2. Location 3. Looks (expressions) By being mindful of these things, it will take…
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Ripley's Aquarium March 1, 2013
Practicing aquarium photography–need more practice!