Fort Morgan #2 by PhrankPower
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A second, darker view from inside the old fort at the foot of Mobile Bay. Shot earlier this month, the full story of the fort can be found on the first fort post, Return to Fort Morgan
Used a tri-pod with camera at a very slow shutter speed. Thanks for stopping by!
marshall
Comments (12)
rainbows
A magnificent capture, Marshall. Love the quiet in your capture, powerful mood. I can almost hear the silent voices of the past looking upon this work. Outstanding photography. Diane.
danob
A really fabulous exposure and the mood a colours lend themself to the scene perfectly
Dianthus
Lovely lighting and well captured. Beautiful:)
RobyHermida
Excellent photo....!!
helanker
Gorgeous scene anf beautifully done. I love old buildings and portals. Bravo !
squirrel2005
Awesome capture, fantastic play be twine light and shadow. The whole mood are gorgeous. sure u did use the right setting son your camera for this. perfect!
bubu78
fantastic management of lighting ! very hard to calibrate, I guess
itsumama
This is magnificent! The mood....the atmos....the whole scene is just perfect! This is so well done! Congratulations! :o)b itsumama
nikolais
this one has even a stronger feel of suspense. a perfect capture
GiMi53
Perfect render of the "cold" atmosphere in there...Well done, Marshall !
Congratulations for the selection of your image in LwitG (Last Week in the Gallery – week 30-2007 ) !
ScourgeofShadows
Definately pregnant with foreboding. Excellent
OneEyeDave
I was there! It was the last thing I did in the States before I PCS'ed to Korea. This brings back the memory; the whole place smelled like bricks and salt. That dark arch you see is, if i recall correctly, a severly constricted stairway that's too short for normal people, with no good handrails, it's incredibly steep and narrow, and probably leads to a water-filled room that we couldn't go into because, well, it was filled with water. Part of the Ft. Morgan story is that someone botched some plans or some such and the place flooded at high tide. It's pretty spooky down there, and I couldn't help but wonder how in the hell you could move so many men around in such a cramped space when the shells started to fly. OSHA would have had a fit at Ft. Morgan. Thanks for sharing the photos.