
Sullivan’s island sunset - spring 2025
There’s something unforgettable about Charleston at sunset—especially when seen from above. This drone gallery captures the soft glow of the Ben Sawyer Bridge linking Mount Pleasant to Sullivan’s Island, the iconic black-and-white lighthouse standing tall at golden hour, and the winding marsh creeks teeming with life. One of the most surprising views is a large mudflat that, from the sky, resembles a miniature river delta—like a slice of Alaska right here in the Lowcountry. Shot with the DJI Air 3S, these high-resolution videos showcase the natural textures, light, and motion that define this coastal region in a way you just can’t see from the ground.
Images captured using DJI Air 3S & Fuji X100F
Golden hour over the Ben Sawyer Bridge captures the quiet beauty of the Lowcountry. Connecting Mount Pleasant to Sullivan’s Island, this historic swing bridge glows as the day fades, offering a stunning view of Charleston’s coastal charm from above.
Tucked just beyond the beaten path, this wide-open mudflat glows under the final rays of the day. From above, it resembles a miniature Alaskan delta—rivers of water and light converging into a stunning coastal mosaic rarely seen from the ground.
As the sun dips low, the Sullivan’s Island marsh comes alive—ripples from feeding fish, winding creeks, and distant bridges create a scene rich in texture and motion. It’s the Lowcountry in its purest form, best seen from above.
A rare look at Sullivan’s Island Lighthouse from the sky, wrapped in warm sunset hues. This iconic structure, with its distinct modern design, stands tall against the horizon as the light dances across the Atlantic and nearby beaches.