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| Railing and Columns, US Custom House, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok In recognition of October's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Charleston's Customs House on East Bay Street was spotlighted with pink light at night. For the past 25 years the NBCAM organization has worked hard to enlighten the public about early detection of breast cancer through education and annual check-ups. You can take a look at their website for more information. |
Monday, October 24, 2011
Awareness
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Wow... that is a bright pink... thanks for posting the link too!
ReplyDeleteThis type of campaign is very popular here too! A good shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, lovely lighting, worthy cause!
ReplyDeleteHello! Just got back from Singapore few days ago. Saw tons of tropical flowers there - so exotic and colourful!
ReplyDeleteWe have Moonwalk in London to raise money for the breast cancer research every year.
colors like not for such a type of a building:)
ReplyDeleteNice and almost unreal light!
ReplyDeleteWow ! so pink ! very amazing colors of the columns that appear old ... Illumination??
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it when cities do this, Doug. Atlanta does this, too, with their King and Queen complex: http://ginniehart.shutterchance.com/image/2007/10/08/breast-cancer-awareness/
ReplyDeletecool light
ReplyDeleteNice one. At first I was like, "oh, that's cool with the color." Then I read your description and it all made since :)
ReplyDeleteNice capture, I've seen several buildings in DC that are like this as well.
ReplyDeletetwo great ideas merged into a very attractive photo - the breast cancer prevention activities and your unique way of looking at these columns ...
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to see that I can comment your pictures again (there were mistakes for the last two weeks). Love the colors of this one, so improbable.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.