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| Churches of the French Quarter, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Click on image for larger view) Framed by the columns of Saint Philip's Church and the facade of the French Huguenot Church is Ministries Hall, part of the Saint Philip's Church complex. These historic places form part of the nucleus of Charleston's French Quarter. As on many Sunday mornings over the centuries, the sound of voices singing hymns can be heard flowing out of these churches as one strolls past. |
Sunday, November 18, 2012
French Quarter Churches
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and what a lovely sound that must be!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday Doug
Nice architecture. I like such church, you know. :)
ReplyDeleteA photo with a very nice light.
ReplyDeleteThe morning light on those columns is terrific. Dawn and sunset are such a great time to take photos.
ReplyDeleteAlways the beautiful light and the beautiful colors of facades. A beautiful city Doug
ReplyDeleteA fabulous capture of these historical buildings. Love the angle and framing!
ReplyDeleteVery nice light and interesting way of composition. I like it.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
wonderful compo and dof, radiant colours ... and not fog ... ;-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous light. Love how you've framed the scene here.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I found a palmetto tree!
ReplyDeleteNow we need to build some mosques to we can top the domes with some crescents. ;o)
fine perspective. wonderful light
ReplyDeletei like the framing
ReplyDeletean interesting angle
ReplyDeleteWonderful facades - and yet it's the little hint of railings in the bottom left corner that creates the masterful balance.
ReplyDeleteLove the range of colors in this shot and very cool framing
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