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| Wood Carving Detail, Dock Street Theater, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved This is an image I made during a photo shoot a few years ago at the Dock Street Theater when it was under renovation. You can see parts of the original carving have been replaced with putty. It was eventually painted and made to look like new. Renovations of historic buildings like the Dock Street Theater are seemingly endless in Charleston, a city packed full of 18th and 19th century structures. |
Friday, April 12, 2013
A Face in the Theater
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A treasure and very well captured!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Great close-up of the wood carving and its impressive antique feel. The side light brought out the texture really well.
ReplyDeleteNeeds a nose job...
ReplyDeleteVery nice details and colors. Greta photo.
Beautiful details. I love the colouring too. I never saw the putty until I read your description. It just looked very rustic. I assume it looks perfect now.
ReplyDeleteexcellent detail, well seen
ReplyDeleteI love this hint of the grandeur of Charleston, definitely a most inspirational place to live.
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful. great find. beautifully photographed
ReplyDeleteHow impressive. It's real treasure.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous lighting and colours. Very well seen.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful just as it is. What a pity it was painted to look like new.
ReplyDeleteA nice adornment!
ReplyDeletelove the details you were able to capture here, the light's gorgeous as usual.. ;D
ReplyDeleteNice detail and fantastic rendering of the texture; great eye to catch it!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.