Turning a hobby into a self-published book, North Augustan Bob Pyle took his camera to showcase the landscape of the Augusta area.
Pyle found his way to landscape photography in the 1970s. He decided to focus on his hobby and spent 13 years collecting images to share in his new book Georgialina Images, which features natural landmarks in North Augusta, Augusta and Aiken.
“I kind of like having the idea of something to publish with your name on it, it’s kind of neat,” Pyle said.
Pyle photographed a variety of locations including Aiken’s Hopelands Gardens, Brick Pond Park in North Augusta and the Augusta River Canal in Georgia. Small paragraphs detail the history and impacts of the properties.
Pyle worked on the project for 18 months and published over 100 images from the region. He wanted to share some of the beauty with his loved ones.
“I think this will have mainly regional and local appeals,” he said. “What I am really trying to do is get the book out there and let people see it and enjoy it.”
The book can be purchased for $32 at four locations throughout the region: North Augusta Arts and Heritage Center, The Morris Museum of Art, Sacred Heart Cultural Center and Augusta Canal.
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