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Walk Through An Alley, Charleston

Taking short cuts through the alley’s of Charleston almost always provides interesting photo ops.

Walk Through An Alley, Charleston - click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston – click to enlarge

Many of them serve as the main entrance to local homes, all have a big dose of history…and charm.

Walk Through An Alley, Charleston - click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston – click to enlarge

I have walked through here many times yet my photographs are rarely the same.

Walk Through An Alley, Charleston - click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston – click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston - click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston – click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston - click to enlarge
Walk Through An Alley, Charleston – click to enlarge

I love walking around town this time of year.

Fly By, Black And White

This image, in B&W, was completed with a filter to simulate Ilford 100 Delta 35 mm film. Most of what I shoot is ‘busy’. What I consider to have too much going on around the man subject for black and white.

Fly By, Black And White - click to enlarge
Fly By, Black And White – click to enlarge

This film type pushes the contrasts and can compensate for my clutter.

Now… this idea of busy and clutter is mine, and probably more a photographers style than anything else. But that said, I still reject most photos because of ‘the clutter thing’  LOL

Can’t help it.

Grave Side Statue

At the time I had no clue what this was, or represented. I still don’t, just a theory. It could be the top of an old statue.

Grave Side Statue - click to enlarge
Grave Side Statue – click to enlarge

It is not military (the civil war section is seen in the background), more like a Greek urn.

Next visit I will try to give a close look.

It must have been interesting since I took the time to set the shot. Looks boring and dull now.