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| Curving Stairway, City Hall, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok This inviting stairway leads up to the entry of Charleston's City Hall. In 1801 the architect Gabriel Manigault introduced the Adamesque style to the city with this handsomely designed building on the corner of Meeting and Broad. The inauguration of the Spoleto Festival USA is held in front of these steps each year in late May. |
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Curving Stairway
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A very grand stairway. It's a magical (but very brief) time of dy when daylight and artificial light are in such perfect balance.
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective in this photo!
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Cezar
Oh Doug, what an elegant and exquisite presentation of this classic architecture! Such an enchantment through your masterful portraiture!
ReplyDeletecaptivating leading lines and a very successful angle - and a very handsome building, of course!
ReplyDeletehope you had fun and success with your photo session, doug !!
elegant straiway, with a very nice visual of perspective
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Shame that Manigault didn't choose pink marbles to make this stairway, Dough.
What a beautiful stairway - and what a wonderful picture. I like the lights and colors very much...
ReplyDeleteWell done. I like the curves.
ReplyDeleteAnother great photo. The fluidity of the stone is quite stunning.
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Cooking
Nice night shot, so neat! Well done.
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That stair is like an invitation to the ball!
ReplyDeleteSuch a graceful, gorgeous curve and I love how it sweeps into the receding lines of perspective. Great shot!
ReplyDeletethe curved shape of the railing makes it a perfect shot
ReplyDeletethis place looks really charming, nice capture.. :)
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