Habersham’s Ron Callari snapped this photo of a Confederate rose. For those who don’t know about the Confederate rose, they grow in South Carolina, and according to legend, when a Confederate soldier fell in battle near one of these white roses, the flowers turned pink, then red, and then finally dropped off when the soldier died. To submit a Lowcountry Life photo, you must be the photographer or have permission to submit the photo to be published in The Island News. Please submit high-resolution photos and include a descripti
Lowcountry Life
Latest from Lowcountry Life
Beaufort’s Kristy Wood, kneeling at center, and friends were part of the group of protesters against
Mike Fox snapped this photo of a wood stork perched at Port Royal’s Cypress Wetlands on
Columnist Lolita Huckaby photographed these flowering Camellias, a symbol of winter-weather beauty in the South, on
During the recent snow storm, Allan Lassiter of Lady’s Island snapped a photo of these birds
Mason Meyer snapped this photo of a yellow-rumped warbler warming up in the sun on a