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| Ship's Ribbing, Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved On display at Charles Towne Landing is the skeleton of a ship's hull. A completed and working version of the ship, called the Adventure, is a floating classroom docked nearby. It resembles a 17th century coastal trader, a ketch that would have carried provisions and even livestock in its hull during the era of the early English colony of Charles Towne. |
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Skeletonic Ketch
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un joli jeu de lumiere
ReplyDeleteA wonderful jigsaw of sunlight and shadow.
ReplyDeleteWell spotted abstract of stacked planks. Your image stimulates the imagination and challenges the eye!
ReplyDeleteA series of geometrically repeated elements. I like it.
ReplyDeleteAgustín.
Dough, I like this one !
ReplyDeleteGreat graphical shot. And the shadows...
ReplyDeleteVery interesting structure!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
How I've been feasting on this beautiful rhythm of patterns! So fabulously observed and impeccably framed!
ReplyDeletemarvelous composition.
ReplyDeleteA very good light management (never easy) for a very graphic picture.
ReplyDeleteYou know the Brits used clippers to import tea from China.
ReplyDeleteHmmm did they use ketches to import ketchup from America? ;o)
Heinz, we call them "ketch"?
ReplyDeletePerfect play of light and shadows. A well composed picture.
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Clever and creative abstract! Well seen!
ReplyDeleteexcellent pattern !
ReplyDeleteNice framing here too. Clever composition
ReplyDeleteit's funny how dizzying it looked to me at first and then suddenly gets resolved once the word "ship ribbing" was read.. :D great catch!
ReplyDeleteThis one is a playful image of lines. I like it, thanks for sharing, Doug!
ReplyDeletePatterns make great compositions - especially patterns that also utilise the play of light, makes one great image.
ReplyDeleteVery well spotted and cropped to create an optical illusion of sorts.
ReplyDeletefascinating patterns and very attractive light management!
ReplyDeleteExcellent pattern and well composed shot.
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