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The lush landscape, the many waterways both large and small, the slant of the sun, and the overabundance of nature are some of the powerful lures that draw folks to the South and particularly the Lowcountry of South Carolina.

This is the second edition of Marge Agin’s third book, What It Means To Be Here.

In February 1982 National Geographic infamously moved the Great Pyramids of Giza, nudging two closer together for a more pleasing cover image. Controversy raged and apologies ensued. Altering a photograph was deemed a photojournalism no-no.

In February 1982 National Geographic infamously moved the Great Pyramids of Giza, nudging two closer together for a more pleasing cover image. Controversy raged and apologies ensued. Altering a photograph was deemed a photojournalism no-no.

Bluffton, April 2018  – Starbooks and Lydia Inglett Publishing announces the release of a new coffee table gift book, "Bluffton State of Mind" by Lowcountry photographer Marge Agin.

Hilton Head, July 2018  – A photographer for more than 40 years, Marge Agin started out shooting weddings and portraits. But she really wanted to work in fine art photography. Now she does. Her work can be seen at Four Corners Fine Art & Framing in Old Town Bluffton. It can also be found in her book, “Bluffton State of Mind.”

Bluffton, May 2018  – Before there was Bluffton, there was Bluffton. And that’s going to help if we ever recover from the Bluffton explosion. Bluffton thankfully has an old soul. It’s older than any of us, unless you are as old as the May River.

Bluffton, May 2018  – Check out this months issue of the Bluffton Breeze which features the extremely talented Lowcountry Photographer Marge Agin who is also the Author of the visually stunning new gift book Bluffton State of Mind.

Pat Branning and Marge Agin at Cooks and Books event on Sunday Feb 28

The breathtaking scenery of the Lowcountry has been captured for years by Bluffton photographer Marge Agin, who launched her third book collection of photographs Thursday...