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| Main Entry and Balcony, Dock Street Theatre, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok (Velvia slide film) This image of the old Dock Street Theatre was made several years ago. The theatre has since been refurbished. Although it lies near the center of the French Quarter, in the early years of the Charlestowne colony it overlooked a tidal creek, hence the name Dock Street. Over time the creek was filled in, and the land used to expand the old town limits. |
Great picture of a spectacular building !
ReplyDeleteThe owners certainly weren't afraid of colour.
ReplyDeletelooks a bit Oriental!
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Cooking
cool framing
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ReplyDeleteSpetacular composition, I'm always delighted by lamps and this one is very beautiful!My talented friend Doug, thanks so much for this brilliant picture, lights to our hearts here! :)
Léia & Cezar
I like this combination of colors and ornaments. Very lovely.
ReplyDeleteCool looking place. Almost has a duality to it.
ReplyDeletelove the symmetrical of the image, and great vibrant colors too! :D have a nice spring Doug :)
ReplyDeleteCharleston seems to be really an interesting city, full of interesting and differences, influences artistic, good work Doug
ReplyDeleteLove the symmetry and balance of this shot Doug--the light makes it seem there are two frames within one.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely, charming building - with wrought-iron work like that, I guess it could only be the French Quarter - and you've really done it justice.
ReplyDeletesuperb architectural details and shapes, warm colours ...
ReplyDeletereally elaborate details captured here.. nice shot!
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