Beyond the Lens
Seeing the Lowcountry with new eyes has been the mission of photographer Paul Zoeller, a transplant from Texas. With his camera, an adventurous spirit and observant commentary, Zoeller has created a series of photo blogs that share with readers iconic images and his excitement in discovering longtime favorite events and places.
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- SC lawmakers discuss filing fee for terrorists
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- SC prisons department breaks ground on new chapel (0)
- 2 Marine fighter pilots rescued; SC crash probed (0)
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- SC legislators to discuss driver vision tests (0)
- Panel: Firefighting equipment at SRS is too old (0)
- SC prisons department breaks ground on new chapel
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- SC legislators to discuss driver vision tests
- Panel: Firefighting equipment at SRS is too old
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- SC city votes for daytime curfew for youth
- Woman bitten by alligator at SC gardens
- Child, adult killed in five-car collision in SC
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