Entrance to a building on Garfield Place. (I saw nothing to identify it.) I liked the patterns in the small pillar, the ironwork, the steps, and the door.
I love this shot. I like the combination of graceful curves from the gate and grasses that contrast the straight lines of the door and steps. I also think the framing couldn't be any better. This would be a 'framer' if it was in my collection. Great job.
Hey nice shot. This building was actually purchased a few years ago by the company I work for, LPK across the street. They did a lot of restoration to the building specifically the outside, the door was sent away to master restorers and the railing was done as well. Plus the building was cleaned and new flowers, new mezzanine, and so on. It's so beautiful inside.
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Woodstock says:
nice to show the many textures, that it does not have to be focused on one part...
Teresasbengals says:
Beautiful!
Paterjt says:
I love this shot. I like the combination of graceful curves from the gate and grasses that contrast the straight lines of the door and steps. I also think the framing couldn't be any better. This would be a 'framer' if it was in my collection. Great job.
Pom Mom says:
Thanks for your nice comments, all.
Wendy Woo27 says:
I love your composition on this shot!
Pom Mom says:
Thanks, Wendy!
Pom Mom says:
Thanks for the info, Chris!
Chrisriley says:
Hey nice shot. This building was actually purchased a few years ago by the company I work for, LPK across the street. They did a lot of restoration to the building specifically the outside, the door was sent away to master restorers and the railing was done as well. Plus the building was cleaned and new flowers, new mezzanine, and so on. It's so beautiful inside.