Saturday, March 04, 2006

Charleston Spires... redux


The light was gorgeous late yesterday, so I stopped on the way home and shot a few more shots of this scene.

5 comments:

  1. What a fascinating shot. The sun has "chosen a favorite." Ironically, it is the government building, from what I can see ... 8¬( But, along similar lines of thought, a little poem to go with the photo:

    Sunset

    Old steeples float above the town
    Where birds and clouds belong,
    And watch the sun drift gently down
    Each day at evensong.

    The light selects a gleaming spire
    From those that dot the sky;
    The others, in more drab attire
    Cannot attract its eye.

    The chosen tower flaunts its glow
    Before its lofty friends
    Until the sunlight dips below
    And sunset vigil ends.


    © 2006 Jeffrey Hull

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  2. Hehe... I wouldn't read too much into the solar favoritism. The church spires are clumped together in the foreground and the gilt capitol dome is about a half mile down the road so the likelihood is that there would be a difference in light. Thanks for the great poem. I encourage folks to take a look at your poetry blog.

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  3. Beautiful, Rick. Makes me homesick.

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  4. Great Shot Rick! I was driving up MacCorkle in the afternoon on my way home near UC and noticed the same similar light. I wished I had a camera -- I'm just glad you did. bob

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