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| Boater's Sign on the Cooper River, Riverfront Park, North Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved The back of a square blue sign for boaters is made up of little green squares. And these are further divided into smaller squares of air, whose color is invisible to the naked eye. |
Thursday, November 15, 2012
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awesome rendering of this strong colors, i liked your presentation my friend
ReplyDeleteWunderbares Licht und Farben.
ReplyDeleteNie jestem żeglarzem, więc takiego znaku jeszcze nie widziałam. Ma żywe kolory, więc z pewnością jest z daleka widoczny. Ciekawe i bardzo ładne zdjęcie. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a sailor, so this sign has not yet seen. It has bright colors, so it is certainly visible from a distance. Interesting and very nice photo. Yours.
Beautiful tones of blue ! and interesting and nice subject
ReplyDeleteYou make the simplest of photos look amazing!
ReplyDeleteVery funny! But it's a nice photo what with those vibrant colors. Not being a boater, though, I can't help but wonder what the blue stands for.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, especially on this colorless day.
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, fantastic picture. I am delighted.
An interesting sign of sailing in beautiful colors.
I send greetings.
cool multicolor!
ReplyDeletehave a great day, Doug!
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cool picture with a surreal quality.
ReplyDeleteThe vivid colors are a wonderful sight at the end of a very grey day in November...
Good!
ReplyDeleteFantastic cool shot, Doug!I think Duncan says it all!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend to you:)
Thoughtfully composed and perfectly executed. Love the blue-green color palette.
ReplyDeleteWonderful find and superb capture! Almost surreal... how captivating! In your hands, even the banal objects would interestingly come to life!
ReplyDeletelove this rich coloured image. nice composition and interesting to know the background behind this object
ReplyDeleteI like how the color of the sign complements the surroundings. It has a handcrafted look that has weathered nicely.
ReplyDeleteI just love that combination of washed-out blue and green. Is it an art piece in the making? the artist having been sent packing by Sandy!
ReplyDeleteexcellent colors
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of colors and perfect composition! Strange object... Nicely seen, and done!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Splendides couleurs ou deux couleurs froides se marient à merveille.
ReplyDeletebrilliant ! so well seen and taken! i love the texture of the wood in the smallest squares ...
ReplyDelete(where i am right now, there's fog, fog, fog ... and whenever there isn't for half an hour or so, it's like the best indian summer in the appalachians ... ;-)
At last, Ms Seal and Mr Gull can play tic-tac-toe in the sea!
ReplyDeleteSimple, colorful, utterly confusing and completely brilliant!
ReplyDeletesuch an odd, but interesting thing.. i haven't seen anything like this yet.. nice saturation & textures captured here.. :)
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