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Monday, November 21, 2016

"Black Friday" Book Signing at Mt. Pleasant's Wild Birds Unlimited

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Hi! I am a Charleston-based college professor, author, blogger and photographer. I give presentations related to my books about Charleston's beautiful and historic burial grounds and I also speak to groups about my bird and nature books and photography.

My Amazon Author's Site (click on image)

"Stories from the Underground"- Learn More!

"Stories from the Underground: The Churchyards of Charleston" Book

St. Mary Catholic Church Signing

On Dec. 4, 2022 I had a Sunday book signing at one of the churches featured in my book. Here I am pictured with St. Mary's pastor, Rev. Msgr. D. Anthony Droze.

Coffee Table Potential!

"Churchyards of Charleston" Newspaper Article

Click on my image to see this great article!

Barred Owl

What a memorable encounter this was early one morning in June 2022. Three Barred Owls were in my yard! Enter the word owl in the Search This Blog box to see that and other owl posts.

Sunrise Bathes the Ravenel Bridge

I took this in November 2013 from the back of Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston.

Urban Raptor!

Red-tailed Hawk captured at close range in Charleston's Marion Square (Aug. 25, 2019)

Rare “Super Blood Wolf” Lunar Eclipse

January 21, 2019- Late Sunday night I captured as best I could this celestial sensation!

My New Photography Book!

Summer 2018 I completed a new book about my passion for bird and nature photography! Click on the image to go to my Amazon page or click on the link above for more details. On my Amazon page, you may need to click the arrow on the right next to my previous books to see my new hardcover book pictured here.

Nikki Haley Has My Cemetery Book!

In June 2014 Magnolia Cemetery Superintendent Beverly Donald presented then S.C. Governor (and recent U.S. United Nations ambassador) Nikki Haley with a copy of my "In the Arms of Angels" book about Magnolia Cemetery. Beverly was in Columbia to accept an award from the S.C. Historic Preservation organization.

Solar Eclipse

How amazing it was to see and photograph the solar eclipse in all its "totality" on August 21, 2017!

Paris Trip a Blast!

Thanks to Alesia, our whole family spent a week and a half in Paris in June 2017. I did several posts on the different places we visited, from the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, to the Louvre Museum and Versailles Palace.

Charleston Audubon Society Talk

This photo is from a presentation I gave in March 2017 at The Citadel to the Charleston Audubon and Natural History Society

My YouTube Channel Here!

I have many bird, nature, travel and other videos posted on YouTube: youtube.com/harwoodp. Click on my image to go to my channel.

Ghost Walk 2014 Book Signing

October 10-11 was a great time at the annual Confederate Ghost Walk at Magnolia Cemetery. I'm pictured with Beverly Donald (left) and Marcia Beczynski of Magnolia Cemetery.

New Anderson, S.C. Friends

These fine ladies are among the first to see and purchase my new Magnolia Cemetery book in 2014!

Preservation Society of Charleston Signing Success!

Had a great time at the Preservation Society of Charleston Book and Gift Shop on June 8, 2014 talking with customers, signing books and hanging with shop staff Sarah, Evan and Josie!

Georgetown Museum Presentation

What a treat is was on July 10, 2014 to speak at the Georgetown County Museum as part of a special county library cemetery series. I'm pictured with library officials, from left, Trudy Bazemore, Patti Burns and Dwight McInvaill. My two Magnolia Cemetery books are now at Georgetown County's libraries!

St. John's Church Presentation

I'm pictured with Sister Carol from my church, St. John the Beloved Catholic Church. I gave a Magnolia Cemetery presentation there on June 26, 2014. I donated my two books to the parish for Summerville Catholic School where my two sons graduated.

Cunnington Descendant Met at Mr. K's!

What a treat to have met Robert Furtwangler and his mother Carol at my Mr. K's book signing on June 28, 2014. Robert is a 7th generation Charlestonian and a descendant of Col. William Cunnington, who had a rice plantation on the land before it became Magnolia Cemetery in 1850. Neat meet, thanks Robert and Carol!

Wild Birds Talk Was Fun!

I had a great time speaking about my bird adventures- and misadventures- on July 19 at Mt. Pleasant's Wild Birds Unlimited. Thanks to store owner Danielle for the opportunity and all the publicity efforts! I took the above photo of a Painted Bunting this week while hiking at the wet and rainy Donnelley WMA in the ACE Basin south of Charleston.

Cemetery Signing Success

My first signing event was a huge success! Thanks to all who turned out on what was a gorgeous afternoon at Magnolia Cemetery! Special thanks to cemetery superintendent Beverly Donald and her staff for all of the help and support.

Preservation Society Book Signing

Had a great time at my Feb. 18, 2012 book signing at this classy bookstore on King Street!

Heads Up With My GoPro Camera!

I occasionally put my GoPro camera into action to get the special perspective that distinguishes the small and versatile camera. I share some of the creations on this blog but they can all be seen on my YouTube channel. Click on my image to go to that site.

Sunrise Magnolia Cemetery

I took this photo early one October morning at the very back of the cemetery

Magnificent Frigatebird

I photographed this large soaring coastal bird during our family vacation to St. Kitts in June 2011

Yellow-crowned Night-Heron

"The Birds of Magnolia Cemetery: Charleston's Secret Bird Sanctuary"

Click on the book cover image (above) for details about my bird book!

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Article About My Photography Book!

The College of Charleston posted this piece about my 2016 book "Nature-ly Fun: Bird Photography from A to Z." Click on the image to see it.

May 2023 Interview About My "Birds of Magnolia Cemetery" Book

Baltimore Oriole

February 2024 I was excited to capture this beauty "in the wild" and away from the nearby grape jelly feeders.

I am a member of St. John the Beloved Catholic Church in Summerville, S.C.

ACE Basin Bald Eagle

I photographed this beautiful symbol of America on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2015 while hiking the Hollings National Wildlife Refuge in South Carolina's wonderful ACE Basin

The Eyes Have It!

Stopped to pull over when I saw an Osprey nest atop a powerline pole near Edisto Beach, S.C. (Summer 2016)

Red Bellied Woodpecker

Suet and seeds bring a variety of birds to my backyard feeder, including the Red-Bellied Woodpecker.

Osprey at Magnolia Cemetery

S.C.'s State Library Has My Books!

I'm pleased and honored that the South Carolina State Library in Columbia has on its shelves two of my books: "Stories from the Underground: The Churchyards of Charleston" and "In the Arms of Angels: Magnolia Cemetery- Charleston's Treasure of History, Mystery and Artistry"

Future Birder? Hope So!

In California, my sister-in-law Lynette shows my "Birds of Magnolia Cemetery" to Zane, her and my brother Pete's grandson (December 2013).

Painted Bunting

It has been a thrill this 2012 summer to finally see and photograph this gorgeous local (but rare for most of us) bird!

Eager Egrets: Nature at its Most Natural

There may soon be some more eggs in this Great Egret nest. The more I take pictures, the luckier I can get with unexpected outcomes.

Northern Cardinal

Hundreds of photos I've taken in my backyard of the unmistakable male Cardinal. This new shot is my all-time favorite. Got him munching on a sunflower seed.

Red-bellied Woodpecker

Took this photo in late February 2012 in my backyard. I'm loving my new camera: a Canon SX40. I touched up this photo a bit using a Photoshop black point technique I learned at a recent Carolina Nature Photographers Association meeting.

The Secret Is Out! 2nd Edition “The Birds of Magnolia Cemetery: Charleston's Secret Bird Sanctuary"

Click on my happy face for details!

Heron Haven!

The Little Blue Heron (left) and Tricolored Heron (right) are two of the six types of Herons featured in my new book "The Birds of Magnolia Cemetery: Charleston's Secret Bird Sanctuary". Click on the photo above for more information.

Super Moon

May 26, 2013 (taken around 5 a.m. from my backyard)

Nature's Beauty and Brutality

Had an incredible experience watching (and photographing) this Osprey eating a fish. See my Nov. 24, 2010 posting. Also, click on the photo above to see a YouTube video of my Osprey encounter.