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| Early Morning, Art Gallery Door, Chalmers Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok When I'm roaming around downtown Charleston in the early morning, there are many times I simply follow the light. By that I mean, I pick an area of the city to photograph, and wherever the golden light falls, that's where I shoot. In many instances, I'm just photographing the light for the sake of it's pure beauty. And that's because, the beauty of light can transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. Here's wishing you a weekend filled with extraordinary light. |
Friday, July 15, 2011
Light for Light's Sake
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Beautiful light Doug! The same to you!
ReplyDeletePerfectly stated and presented, Doug. Sometimes light alone and for its own sake is all that matters! You have a great weekend, too.
ReplyDeleteGolden light is always beautiful! I think this street is very old, the pavement made of stones. Am I right? :)
ReplyDeleteNice photo!
Have a good weekend you too!
Morning has broken..
ReplyDeleteThank you Doug!
The golden light is just gorgeous. Have a fantastic weekend Doug.
ReplyDeletereally rich photo, so delicate so wonderful in soft light
ReplyDeleteThe light and colors are really nice Doug,
ReplyDeletelovely place for this great shot.
Greetings and a good weekend,
Joop
Morning and evening light can be so tender... Happy weekend to you too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunlight and this fragment in this light, reminds me of a small Italian towns.. This colors, this light.......But only those windows that open otherwise, that is, from bottom to top. In Europe are rare. I like also the old style of surface street, cobblestones it's also rare but looks great.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have an eye for great light moments. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDelete... and it gives that feel of a warm day approaching.
ReplyDeleteso true and what good advice...follow the light.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous morning light. Love the simplicity of this.
ReplyDeleteHi Doug. Thanx for your visit and comment. We've been out-of-town but hope to be back to regular blogging soon.
ReplyDeleteIt's always about the light. This is indeed golden, and somewhat muted, giving the building/door a pastel glow...very nice!
And you always do wonders with that light.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful photo. You're right, the light can make or break a photo.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right Doug, this is a beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend! ;-)
Fantastic Light!
ReplyDeleteIf it wasn't titled otherwise, I'd have thought this was shot in the South of France. It has the same ambience, helped by the light that the photographic early bird caught. Have a nice weekend Doug.
ReplyDeleteThe light in this image is terrific,really worth the early morning call :-)
ReplyDeleteand quite nice light it is...lovely.
ReplyDeleteI'm delighted by so romantic facade, in some way it reminds me Italy, I think it's about the cobblestone pavement.Gorgeous lights in this shot!
ReplyDeleteHugs and a nice Sunday!
Léia
What time do I have to get up to get this beautiful shot buddy? ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely shot as usual.
beautiful light
ReplyDeleteThis is so Beautiful. Your photography is breathtaking.
ReplyDeletesure enough, the light you captured here is quite nice.. well done.. :)
ReplyDeletein your comment you say it all - light can thoroughly transform the mundane into the utterly beautiful! i bet this house and street would be beautiful to look at in all kinds of light, however! another great image, doug!
ReplyDeleteWhat an insightful post and gorgeous photo. The light here is gorgeous. I'm not sure there's anything I like more in a photograph than morning light
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Hello. Great article.
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