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| City Hall Columns and County Courthouse, Four Corners of Law, Charleston, SC © Doug Hickok All Rights Reserved (Click on image for larger view) A row of four columns leads the eye toward the old County Courthouse in Charleston, which was designed by Irish architect James Hoban and dates from 1792. Hoban met George Washington when the president visited Charleston, and later won a competition to design the presidential mansion, more famously known as the White House. |
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Four Columns
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I love the romantic feeling in this image, the lovely colors, the door and the columns!Like poetry, thanks for sharing!
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Léia
Such intense colors in the marble.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours in those columns. Your city is so picturesque.
ReplyDeleteInteresting painterly rendition of this architectural shot. The softness and the pastel colors go well together.
ReplyDeletesuch a fine eye you have, doug.
ReplyDeleteDes couleurs sublimes pour une composition magnifiquement réalisée, j'aime !
ReplyDeleteBeau travail Doug :))
A nice angle to take this shot, Doug!
ReplyDeleteexcellent graphics
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color palette, Doug. And nicely framed.
ReplyDeleteBeen there, seen that, but I didn't see it like this! Excellent composition of elements into an attractive image.
ReplyDeleteNice framing here too and beautiful graphics
ReplyDeleteinteresting info to go with this striking architectural image! the perspective that leads the eye along the bases of the columns towards the house in the distance works particularly well here !!!
ReplyDeletepleasant proposal i love soft atmosphere in clean tonality
ReplyDeleteI love the composition and the purple tones of the columns. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.