St. Philip’s Church steeple is perhaps the most photographed of all the steeples in the Holy City. During the day, its stuccoed exterior is constantly being passed by tour carriages, people going to and from work, and visitors and locals out for a stroll. At night, bathed in a soft light, it takes on a fuzzy and ethereal quality. Viewed here from the cobble-stoned Chalmers Street, framed by a Live Oak tree and a gas street light, it fairly screams “Charleston!”