These photos are ones that I took to my first trip to Savannaha, but when I processed the film, I messed them up and didn't ever bother to enlarge them. Not too long ago my mom bought a scanner with the capability to make photos out of negatives, so I took a look at these. The quality really isn't all that great, but I just really loved some of the photos. Another added bonus is that most of these photos were basis for my memories when I wrote one of my stories. - Annie
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These two photos (the one below also) of the buildings are just some of the best shots - the buildings have a lot of texture and the way they appear in black and white you'd never believe I only took them a few years ago or that the place is becoming is modernized now. |
| Again these two photos really remind me of my story and how I was feeling when I wrote it... one of these days I'll get to editing it and posting it so that the visual can go along with the written. | |
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Being down in this area is always kind of interesting and scary at the same time (won't even go into how I almost got jumped), but looking under these walkways is like looking down into cave works. Cobble stone streets, brick walkways, and wrought iron stair cases -- it really is like stepping into the past untill you fall into one of the many gift shops. |
| This is a view onto the river - it really is a beautiful place, very serene and intersting. There are always festivals on the weekends with lots and lots of people.. one of those culturally enhancing experiences. | |
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These walkways were used as ways to load the trucks with cotton from the riverfront factories - they help to make the aformentioned tunnels, and it's just something that looks really different from all the other things I had seen in other cities that I had visted in the United States. |
| This photo just kind of shows how everything is still cobble stones and wrought iron... with excessivly steep stair cases... whew. | |
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This is just a nice perspective shot of River Street. Love the angle with the buildings and how you can see the tracks on the road too. |
| This is lovely of one of the small parks downtown and the best part is that there is a mounted cop in the background - makes it look even more historic. | |
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