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Black and white photos make it somehow more haunting. Thanks for sharing. Hope to visit Savannah in the future.
Savannah is one of my favorite cities. It’s a wonderful place to vacation and soak up the Southern history and culture.And the architecture of the buildings there is amazing.
Your pictures were wonderful. And yes, uploading them in black and white does add something to them.
Teresa R.
Awesome pictures, Lee. Didn’t get to the cemetary while in Savannah, ran out of time. I’d go back in a heart beat, if I could.
These are lovely, thank you Lee. I didn’t see the film, but it must have been a fantastic set.
Excellent photos Lee and they make me feel right at home.
Paul
My son is moving near Savannah, so I shall put this on my list of things to see. Lovely, Lee.