Thinking of friends in Charleston after the hurricane.
Wrought Iron Window, Charleston, SC
Wrought Iron Window, Charleston, SC 
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Jane Lurie Photography 
Beautiful. You have such a wonderful way of capturing atmosphere. I want to sit down and gaze.
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Hi Ali, Thanks for such a thoughtful reaction. I really appreciate it. 🙂
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I get to visit Charleston for the first time in a few weeks. I’m looking forward to it.
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Hi Dave, I’m so happy for you. Charleston is a well-preserved, historic small city. You will love walking the cobblestone streets with your camera, Enjoy! 🤗
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a brilliant shot with a brilliant reflection!!
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Thanks so much, April. Charleston and Kiawah were on my mind. Glad everything is ok. 🙂
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Nice. Wrought iron patterns can become very elaborate. The craftsmanship that goes into it is very impressive.
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Thank you, David. Fascinating and Charleston is full of fine examples. A famous iron craftsman, Phillip Simmons who died at 97, created many of the beautiful iron gates and ornaments around the city.
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Love it
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Thank you, Linda. Was thinking about you all. 😘
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Oh wow, this is SO cool!
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Thank you, AmyRose. Charleston has this gorgeous wrought iron everywhere and it creates beautiful shadow play. Glad you enjoyed!
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Reality and the Dream in one…Gorgeous
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How well said, Paula. Thank you so much.
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Jane, I am loving the beautiful contrast of this great image. Well done!
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Thanks so much, Cornelia. I spotted this at the beautiful City Hall. Glad you like it. 🙂
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Well seen and excellent in monochrome, Jane. Hopefully Dorian doesn’t create as much damage for Charleston as the poor Bahamas received.
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Thanks, Steve. This one called out for monochrome- glad you like it. I hear from friends that despite flooding and downed trees, they are doing fine. The Bahamas is horrifying.
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It seems the Outer Banks got hit pretty hard today. Those barrier islands are so vulnerable.
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I saw that. Yikes. Yes, I lived on Kiawah Island for many years and it is worrisome.
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Yes, they don’t have much protection.
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Great shadow and pattern play in one go,
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This one was fun to spot, YC. Thank you so much.
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Nice version of the window, the iron work is so unique I recognized it immediately.
As for the storm, it’s fading as I type this. Winds are still high, water is up, but hurricanes are the price we pay to live here. It’s a photographer’s heaven.
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So glad you fared well, Ted, and are safe. Charleston certainly is a photographer’s dream which I loved for fifteen years. Now it’s earthquake and fire worries in a very different kind of photography heaven. 😉
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hi jane, this is really a wonderful window, i like it a lot.
greetings robert
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Thanks so much, Robert. Found at the City Hall.
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Very nice picture, and I hope Dorian is not as hard on the southeastern US as it was on the Bahamas.
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Thanks, Sean. Loads of flooding but no where near as devastating as the Bahamas which is tragic.
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What a wonderful picture Jane! How the flower is drawn by the shadow. Beautiful.
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Thank you, Peter. I loved this shadow play when I spotted it at the City Hall.
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I look forward to visiting Charleston. As you stated, I hope it won’t be too negatively affected by the hurricane. Have been to Savannah and enjoyed its rich architecture.
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I look forward to visiting Charleston in the near future. Have been to Savannah and enjoyed its rich architecture.
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Then you will be blown away by Charleston, Michael. Just avoid the summer months. ☀️😓
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Thanks for the tip. Forgive my double comment. Take care!
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No worries, Michael. Thank you for your thoughtful comments. 😊
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Great capture, especially with the shadowing. Dorian is a whooper of a storm. I feel for the folks who lost everything in the Bahamas, and now the US.
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Thank you, Michael. Charleston is filled with architectural gems. Hopefully the expected rain and high tides today won’t be too devastating to the Charleston area. The Bahamas is heartbreaking.
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