Turret room for (Chipka) by danapommet
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As requested, this is the view, just to the left of the arch doorway, posted a few nights ago.
I don�t have a shot of the whole building but more like the sections that where unique in my mind.
Still up in the mountains of New Hanpshire and stealing connections here and there. I will catch up with commenting in a few days.
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Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous comments.
They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (20)
Digitaleagle
What an interesting place, awesome textures and capture!
DAVER2112
I love castles and the like. This is a great shot. :)
alessimarco
Cool capture of a unique bit of architecture!
jmb007
belle batisse!!
beachzz
This is SO Chip--it'll probably give him and idea for a great story!! Nice shot!!
Faemike55
Excellent capture! love rooms like this
MrsRatbag
I've always thought these type of rounded turret rooms were so magical; probably what comes of growing up in squat little square one-level crackerbox houses. Excellent capture of this wonderful architectural detail!
witch_1612
Wonderful Work!!!
adrie
Very beautiful photoshot.
jocko500
do look good
sandra46
excellent capture!
flavia49
excellent capture!
JaneEden
You seem as though you are having a great time Dana. This is an amazing architecture, I love the rugged stonework. hugs Jane xx
Chipka
I like the rounded turret. I guess it has to do with visual references to old castles, and this building really brings that out--this detail of it anyway. I love the stone work, and the rough-hewn quality. Those windows are quite nice as well. What I really like about this sort of picture and this picture in particular is the whole detail thing: rather than just do a building shot, you only get a part of it, the interesting bits, and that always works wonderfully because it gives the viewer a chance to participate in actually seeing the place, rather like you would in real life...in bits and pieces. This is quite nice! Quite nice indeed! I posted this before, but there's more I wanna say, so here's the edit: Thank you for the dedication, and I have to say that judging by this one picture alone, there are a few spots in Chicago with your name written all over them! We still have a few buildings with interesting arches: I can't be absolutely sure but I think they were pretty big around here just before the turn of the previous century, or maybe a wee bit before the actual turning bit. One of them is Roosevelt University (the interior/lobby used in the film version of The Untouchables with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery. If you saw the movie, then the scene featuring a shootout and a baby carriage rolling down the stairs was actually in the grand lobby of Roosevelt University, minus the students and faculty. Outside, the grand entrance is full of arches and similar rough stone. I think you and your camera would have a field day there!)
goodoleboy
The lighting angle really helped pop out the rough and ready texture of the stonework on this very sharp and beautifully composed image, Dana! That structure is about three steps above primitive.
Richardphotos
this style is popular here among the wealthy people and many homes I painted had them. excellent shot
wjames
Superb capture of great architecture
MagikUnicorn Online Now!
EXCELLENT SHOT
jendellas
I should have thought (did have camera) & taken pics of Windsor castle when we were at the show on Sunday. It was in great Windsor park with the castle looking down on us. Unfortunately the Queen was in Canada :o) Lovely pic!!!!
kbrog
Excellent POV on it and great capture!