easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves leisurely walking on mostly flat terrain with occasional uneven patches in marsh areas.
Explore South Carolina’s hidden marshlands and historic live oak groves on a private photography tour in Goose Creek. Capture captivating scenes and improve your skills with expert mentorship.
Private and Semi-Private options available!
Embark on a captivating journey through history with our unique tour, exploring hidden locations that reveal powerful stories from the past. Choose between semi-private or private options for an intimate experience. Plus, enjoy a complimentary month in the online mentorship program, "Sharpen Your Shutter," to enhance your photography skills!
MUCH OF THE SOUTH WAS DESTROYED, BUT IF YOU KNOW WHERE TO LOOK...you might just stumble upon some amazing locations that have powerful stories to tell of a time that's quickly becoming forgotten. Truly, this tour doesn't get any more fascinating.
As an added bonus, all guests will receive a code for 1 FREE month in the online mentorship program, SHARPEN YOUR SHUTTER!
A telephoto lens helps capture the diverse wildlife and detailed textures of historic live oaks from a distance without disturbing the scene.
Mosquitoes and other insects are common near marshlands, especially during warmer months; insect repellent protects your comfort and focus.
Protect sensitive marsh ecology by sticking to marked trails and platforms during the tour to minimize environmental impact.
Ensure your camera and devices are fully charged before the tour for uninterrupted shooting of perfect golden hour scenes.
Goose Creek was a pivotal site during colonial South Carolina, with many plantations and trading posts shaping its rich cultural history.
Local efforts focus on preserving marsh ecosystems and live oak habitats, supporting biodiversity and protecting coastal environments from development.
Capture high-quality images with greater control over settings and lens options.
Protects against mosquitoes and biting insects commonly found near wetlands.
spring|summer specific
Keeps you dry and comfortable during unexpected rain or damp conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Provides good grip and support for walking along marsh paths and uneven terrain.