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I decided to take a break for a couple of hours this afternoon and walk around downtown for a photo session. The polarizer really makes a difference in urban landscapes, so much so that a few of these are re-shoots of scenes I already have. On a side note, the post-sunset sky was strange hue of purple instead of deep blue. I noticed it after I had got back home. Tomorrow I may do a sunset-to-darkness session if the skies are clear again.
(These and many more can also be viewed in the Charleston Photo Gallery.)
Laidley Tower:
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BB&T Square:
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Old Diamond Building and SunTrust Building, Capitol Street:
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BB&T Square:
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SunTrust Building over Lee Street:
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Davis Square:
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Moonrise over BB&T Square and Laidley Tower:
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Municipal Auditorium and Federal Building:
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Moonrise and sunset glow on SunTrust Building:
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Looking east down Virginia Street:
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SunTrust Building over Davis Park:
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Fall colors and Laidley Tower:
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(These and many more can also be viewed in the Charleston Photo Gallery.)
Your Moonrise over SunTrust is phenomenal!
- Posted by Paul from Decatur, IL |
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Thanks Paul! I was on my way back to the car and almost didn't see it.
- Posted by Dan R. from Charleston, WV |
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