18 North Berkeley Hall - 2
Each piece is captured in a rare moment where light, time, and place come together.
Fog changes everything. The 18th North, which I'd photographed a dozen times in clear light, became a different hole entirely under a heavy Low Country morning mist. I made this image in sepia to honor the mood — the tonal palette had already collapsed to warm grays anyway, and the monochrome treatment pushed the image further into timelessness.
What fog gives you is depth without color. The pines on the far bank faded into softer layers the further back they went; the bunker became a pale shape in the middle of the frame; the pond held a perfect, muted reflection that doubled the composition. No sky, no sun — just an even wash of light that made every edge soft.
These are my favorite conditions to work in. Anyone can photograph a golf course on a perfect morning. The craft shows up on days when the weather closes the course and opens the art.
18 North Berkeley Hall — 2 finds the finishing hole wrapped in Low Country fog — sepia-soft and timeless, a mood piece that could belong to any century.
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