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Fort Pulaski
Savannah, Georgia
Fort Pulaski has been restored, as have many of these old forts, but they always seem to leave a corner undone so we can see the construction methods. I've seen this business more than once, but the corners are always too dark. This one was lit enough to show you what the fort looks like without the wooden floor.
Bill and I are visiting the town where I lived for over 30 years, catching up with old friends and generally having a great time. We'll be back at our summer campground on Saturday. Hopefully while we're gone I'll have another chance to catch up with what you're doing, as well! It was nice to sit at the computer for an hour or so today.
Comments (14)
A super shot Tara Nice one my friend
Superb shot, Tara! The detail in the shadows is just wonderful. Don't you just love those high ISOs?
Sounds like you and Bill are having a great time.
outstanding details. hurray for Canon cameras!
From the title I expected to see a picture of you or Bill. Maybe that’s because I have a t-shirt that reads:
Built in the forties Original and unrestored Some parts still in working order
As for this image, it is quite brilliant. Great exposure and the composition lead the eye to the white light at the end of the room. The upper brickwork reminds me a little of a spider web.
Wow! So revealing and so unexpected. What a clever idea to leave parts ! Your photo is outstanding, so much to see.
Superb skills here... great composition and this light and shadow play.... AMAZING
WOW! It looks heavy and dangerous to walk there :) Love the "arch-ceilings" and light from the windows.
Looks like one of those places a rock band would pick for an album cover, nice one...
This is an amazing find. I think I could spend days taking photos of this.
Very nice capture Tara.
The eye automatically follows the brick wall in the middle and then ends up in the windows flooded with sunlight.
It would be great for an horror movie !
Excellent light, Tara! you're so good at choosing POV and framing!
impressive and beautiful capture
Wow...you nailed this one perfectly....Incredible scene and B&W certainly enhances the photo.... Outstanding....