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Wormsloe Historic Site outside Savannah is famous for this mile-long avenue of live oaks planted in the 1890s, their branches meeting overhead in a canopy that turns the road into something else entirely. In the late afternoon the light at the far end of the tunnel goes golden and warm, and the whole thing feels less like a driveway and more like an invitation. Shot at Wormsloe Historic Site, Savannah, Georgia.
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Wormsloe Historic Site outside Savannah is famous for this mile-long avenue of live oaks planted in the 1890s, their branches meeting overhead in a canopy that turns the road into something else entirely. In the late afternoon the light at the far end of the tunnel goes golden and warm, and the whole thing feels less like a driveway and more like an invitation. Shot at Wormsloe Historic Site, Savannah, Georgia.
*Prices include shipping within the contiguous United States. For Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and international destinations, please contact me first for a shipping quote.