While on vacation in Myrtle Beach, I felt rather inspired by the unique scenery, and spent much of the trip taking pictures.  Our hotel happened to have an 8-story parking garage across the street from it, which was something new for my trips, so I headed up there to see how the view was.  As luck would have it, I was able to access the top of the elevator tower, thanks to some unsecured maintenance stairs.

The humidity at the beach is always rather intense, especially at night, so I had to wait quite some time for my camera lens to de-fog.  When it did, and I started picking out shots, I realized that there wasn’t a single moving car or pedestrian as far as I could see.  I guess that’s what happens in the middle of the week, but it still seemed highly unusual.  These are probably the only images like this that I’ll capture; urban night scene with no sign of human activity whatsoever.

View the main article for these images here, in the Photography section.
View more images of Myrtle Beach here, in the gallery.

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