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| Meeting Street Facade at Night, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Click on image for larger view) I love to search out Charleston's many intriguing details, some of which are more striking after sunset when the city lights come on. These two classical faces gaze from the shadows of 19th century commercial facades along Meeting Street. |
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Night Gazing
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Since posting a photo a day I tend to look up much more than I used to. Never want to miss a photo opportunity. There is a parallel to be made between your photo of faces and my post today.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent framing
ReplyDeleteInteresting find skilfully staged. Love the witty and creative title!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful details and faces!I love the colors, you got a perfect composition!
ReplyDeleteLéia
I too am afflicted by a love for architectural detail and, after photographing it, often look away from the camera to see people looking quizzically in the direction the camera is pointing, trying to figure out what I'm photographing! Never fails to make me smile.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great example. I like how the hues work together and the way you've made the shot very dynamic with the strong diagonal and placing the main subject way up in the top left. Another enjoyable interpretation of your city.
wonderful light here, doug, that accentuates the fine details of the facade!
ReplyDeleteManagement of the light is incredible, beautiful. Good job !
ReplyDeletefine pov. such interesting colors
ReplyDeletesilently watching over everyone, it's kinda creepy.. still a nice catch though.. :)
ReplyDeleteI have to say these faces look pretty avant-garde from the 19th century!
ReplyDeleteThey look even better as they have different colors:)
ReplyDeletesame facade in two different colors ... a bit creepy!
ReplyDeleteThe devil is in the detail!
ReplyDeleteExcellent composition for these twin faces! Original!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.