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| Gate Scrollwork and Door, Legare Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved One of Charleston's hallmarks is its decorative ironwork, as seen on this gate. Notice the little cobweb of silky gossamer spun between two adjoining arms of scrollwork... a small example of nature's symbiotic connection with the works of man. |
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Silky Connection
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Awesome iron design, this fence is plenty of charming!
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Isn't it interesting how most of the man made objects are symmetrical while all the objects from nature like the cobweb and the vines are not.
ReplyDeletePerfectly framed.
ReplyDeleteHow nice the detail is!
ReplyDeletea misterious entrance to a misteriuos place!
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Such an air of mystery pervading and such an enchantment through lovely interplay of forms and patterns! You've amazingly brought this to life!
ReplyDeleteLike this. Didn't notice at first till I read your description. Like it more now.
ReplyDeleteI always like iron work.
ReplyDeleteVery wonderfull!!
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i tuoi scatti sono sempre meravigliosi!!!!!!
ReplyDeletecool two-layered composition
ReplyDeletefine composition and selective focus
ReplyDeleteWonderful work! Doug!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful design and terrific photo!
ReplyDeleteBeauty are in the details.
ReplyDeleteLove the framing.
vintage doug hickok, that's for sure! love this selective dof and the symmetry!
ReplyDeleteA nicely symmetrical shot. But did you know that decorative prayer mats have a deliberate flaw because only Allah is perfect?
ReplyDeleteWonderful depth and balance--excellent!
ReplyDeleteGreat detail and nice work on iron. NIcely seen.
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i really like the framing for this one.. nice work! :)
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