Ornate Lantern, East Bay Street, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok
As the sun goes down and the twilight settles in, a glowing lantern lights the way along East Bay Street. In the background is the Old Exchange Building, the last structure built in Charleston by the British before the start of the Revolutionary War. Years later, President George Washington was lavishly entertained here by Charleston high society who regarded the war hero as a celebrity.
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Nice composition, I like the lantern and the building too.
ReplyDeleteI like the lantern and it relates wonderful with the old building, creating a warm atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteHaving been only tolerable of history class thru my grade school and high school years, I now love the historic bakground offered along with your ever so lovely photos. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the focus on the lamp almost in silhouette, against that wonderful historic backdrop. Great angel and composition!
ReplyDeleteThis is actually more European than British to me. :)
ReplyDeleteNatural stone colour is more prevalent here in Britain.
Whereas painted facades are more common in the Continent.
I think so...
A bit of history and lovely "blue hour" image, perfect!
ReplyDeletelovely light and dof here, with a very appealing bokeh!
ReplyDeleteI quite like your DOF here.
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of colors here and the great composition--great shot of the blue hour
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition and depth of field - very well seen!
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