17 thoughts on “Wrought Iron Window, Charleston, SC”

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   Excellent light and shadow play!

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      Thank you, Sam. This is a favorite from my Charleston days. The architecture is special there. Glad you enjoyed it.

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   Wonderful light!

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      Thanks so much, Sue. Charleston has wonderful architectural details.

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         Looks a great place, but was it damaged in the hurricane?

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            They are experiencing a great deal of flooding according to the news. Hoping it recedes quickly with minimal damage.

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               Let’s hope so

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   At times I’ve been fond of photographing people with shadows on them. Have you ever tried that?

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      Sure, Steve. It can be interesting is it’s done well.

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   Reblogged this on Jane Lurie Photography and commented:

   Thinking of friends in Charleston after the hurricane.

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   Beautiful capture, Jane. 🙂

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      Thank you so much, Patti. Hoping the city fares all right today.

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         So true. I’ve been watching the news. 3 to 5 feet of water in the downtown area now, but high tide isn’t for a few more hours.

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   What a gorgeous window and image Jane 🙂 Wonderful work.

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      Thank you, Joe. Shot at the beautiful City Hall.

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   Awesome composition and light. Great work.

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      Thanks so much, AJ. Charleston is an architectural gem.

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