Pedestal by auntietk
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Staunton, Virginia
April, 2017
So many wonderful architectural details in an old town like Staunton!
Comments (16)
FredNunes
Gorgeous light, details, and shadows... Very well done!!
durleybeachbum
This is superb, and would make a great challenge for an art class!
kgb224
Outstanding capture Tara. God bless.
Krittermom
Beautiful! It's a shame buildings are no longer built with this type of character.
kenmo
Fantastic and the b&w works very well...
Faemike55
I agree with Bev. is this something like the one that Bill has you on?
Great capture
photosynthesis
Wonderful light & texture study. I like the simplicity of it too - I can picture you in front of whatever large building this is a part of & zeroing in on this small detail & framing it carefully...
LivingPixels
Excellent shot T!!
X-PaX
The monochrome look works very well.
Beautiful capture Tara.
bmac62
Of course, if this was ours I'd have to be out there cleaning it up:) Like your crop and resulting composition. Every time I see something like this I say to myself...I should do more of this and then don't...
jayfar
A wonderful use of mono Tara.
wysiwig
Black and white was a perfect choice. It really highlights the age and weathering and the light and shadows are great.
moochagoo
Love that abstract too. It's so strange that only XIXth century buildings are still there in your small towns. It will remain probably nothing of the XXIth century.
RodS Online Now!
A lovely study in form and composition, Tara! There are many treasures to be found in older communities. Even utilitarian things like streetlights had form and grace.
junge1
Fantastic shot!
anahata.c
the 'decisive moment' in this shot is your crop: You made a statement of the lowest portions of a pillar, and its ornery, don't-move-me-I-won't-budge presence in front of that pedestrian brick wall. The on-one-side composition makes it bulge out at us (a centered composition would take away from the power of the pedestal). And you have deep shadow on the right, showing how architecture 'hides' things as well as reveals them. Very sensitive to the speech of architecture, really sensitive and articulate work.