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| Single Houses, Colonial Lake, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok A distinctive form of Charleston's architectural style is the single house. Many of the original plots in colonial Charleston were long, narrow properties, running perpendicular to the streets. A house built on this land was typically one room wide (a single house), or sometimes two rooms wide (a double house). Entry to the house from the street was through a side door which opened onto a porch or piazza. The two houses pictured above on Colonial Lake are examples of the single house style. I'll leave you with some cool photography links for your weekend pleasure... hope you enjoy! A photographer from Chicago took a picture everyday of the same hill for four years. Another photographer composed portraits of identical twins. 13 famous photographers posed with their most iconic images. Here are the winners of the 2012 Hasselblad Masters Award. Lastly, see some amazing waves from Tasmania! |