Beaufort SC, August 21, 2025
News Summary
Local photographers in Beaufort are highlighting the region’s natural beauty through their stunning images featured in The Island News. Among the submissions, Yvonne Visser captures Walling Grove Plantation, while Jenn Clementoni presents a Painted Bunting on a sunflower. Paul Butare showcases a park project as part of community engagement. The collective effort emphasizes the close bond residents share with their environment and invites more contributors to share their photographic stories of Lowcountry life.
Beaufort Photographers Showcase Lowcountry Life Through Captivating Photography
Beaufort, SC – Local photographers are stepping into the spotlight as they share stunning visual stories of Lowcountry life, contributing their work to The Island News. Notable submissions include breathtaking images of scenic landscapes and vibrant wildlife, highlighting the natural beauty of the region.
Among the striking contributions is a photograph by Yvonne Visser, depicting the picturesque view of Walling Grove Plantation with the Coosaw River in the backdrop. In addition, Jenn Clementoni has submitted a delightful capture of a Painted Bunting perched on a sunflower in St. Helena, showcasing the area’s rich biodiversity. The enthusiasm for capturing these moments illustrates the deep connection residents have with their environment.
Also notable is Paul Butare, the Chairman of the Friends of Whitehall Park, who submitted his photo to announce the successful completion of an important project within the park. Their contributions illuminate the ongoing projects and community engagement occurring within Beaufort.
Submission Guidelines for Photographers
The Island News welcomes submissions from photographers eager to share their unique perspectives on life in Beaufort. To submit a photograph, the creator must be the original architect of the image or have explicit permission to submit it. Photos need to meet high-resolution standards and must be accompanied by a detailed description, names of any individuals present in the imagery, and the name of the photographer. Interested contributors can send their photos via email to theislandnews@gmail.com.
In other submissions, Beaufort resident Jody Henson captured memorable moments with family at the recent MCAS Beaufort Air Show held in April. Robert Hydorn documented an unexpected visitor at his Dataw Island home, adding a personal touch to the local narrative. Tracy E. Lontz wowed onlookers with her artwork featuring a double rainbow emerging over the Russell Bell Bridge, encapsulating the region’s ever-changing weather and vibrant skies.
Contact Information
Photographers and residents wishing to learn more about contributing can direct inquiries to The Island News at PO Box 550, Beaufort, SC 29901, or reach out via phone at 888-ISL-NEWS.
Background on The Island News
The Island News serves as a platform for local voices, providing a space where community members can share their experiences and stories through photography. The news outlet aims to foster a sense of community and appreciation for the unparalleled beauty and rich culture found throughout the Lowcountry.
This collection of submitted photography not only represents the skill of local artists but also serves to document the history, culture, and unique landscapes of Beaufort and its surrounding areas.
FAQ Section
How can I submit a photo to The Island News?
You can submit a photo by emailing your high-resolution image, along with a description, names of the people in the picture, and your name as the photographer, to theislandnews@gmail.com.
What type of content does The Island News accept?
The Island News accepts photographs that capture life in the Lowcountry, including landscapes, wildlife, and community events.
What are the requirements for submitting photos?
Submitted photos must be high-resolution, and you must either be the original creator of the photo or have permission to submit it. Include a description and names of any people depicted in the image.
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Additional Resources
- The Island News: Beaufort Photographers Showcase Lowcountry Life
- Wikipedia: Lowcountry
- The Island News: Submission Guidelines for Photographers
- Google Search: Beaufort SC photography
- The Island News: Contact Information
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