Iron Work by bmac62
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
From the days when a homeowner was broadcasting to his neighbors..."Look at how wealthy I am", (the more iron, the more money). That's the way it was 130-150 years ago but today we as observers really can enjoy the fruit of the ironmongers trade.
Location: Savannah, Georgia
Comments (12)
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
Very ornate & beautiful.
It is so very intricate and impressive! I shouldn't want to have the responsibility of the maintenance, though!
I cannot help loving good Ironwork like this. Love this shot !!!
I like the angle you got here Bill. Very well taken.
A great shot of this intricate ironwork, Bill!
These days you don't want to advertise how wealthy you are (aside from a few software or space rocket billionaires), or you'll have every scammer in the galaxy trying to get to you. 😨😱
From the days when even utilitarian objects were works of art. A wonderful capture.
Cool architecture and scene....
Very nice art of forging.
Beautiful capture Bill.
Such a satisfying image. I love the different colors of the building, the planters, and of course the iron work. You've got a great eye! *:
Your angle and deep shadow underneath make this another of your packed architectural captures, with lots going on. The trees in front add to the shadows and richness of texture. And the bright sky gives total contrast. And as for the iron work, it's a beauty; and with all the ironwork I see around here, I never knew that it was a status symbol. It would make sense. (Today, it costs a fortune to get work like this; and there are fewer artisans who do it.) It's glorious stuff. A big packed shot, Bill, I love the details you captured,, and how many of them. A beautiful packed shot.
beautiful detail