Our "classical" here in the USA is not as old as European "classical"...guess that's why we were once called "The New World" and I guess that is why my (Italian) Grandmother referred to Italy as "The Old Country". With that being said here are my three interpretations of Classical:
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Taken in Macon, Georgia with a 35mm
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Taken in Brookgreen Gardens, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
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Beautiful lightcrown.
ReplyDeleteWonderful statue. Love the pose and the shimmering skin.
Homey feel to the ivy covered facade.
Hi Danette!! Great three choices for the theme. So they're not as old as European classical, but they're still classical nonetheless!! Beautiful chandelier in the first shot. Lovely statue in the second shot, I'm guessing it's made of copper? Love that house in the last shot, I'm a big fan of that style. Great soft-focus, too :-))
ReplyDeleteFrom the looks of the patina I am guessing it is copper?
DeleteAmerica is becoming classical and I like the way it is going. that street scene in Savannah is beautiful. Love the statue of the ballerina, so fine and dainty and the chandelier is just great - Hollywood Hitchcock movie time.
ReplyDeleteYou do have such sensibility to see the Classics in the "New World".
ReplyDeleteI like them all! :)
Danette, your three photos show us a classic facet of the New World... I love it!
ReplyDeletegreat shots dani! love the last one best!
ReplyDeletegreat shots love them all
ReplyDeleteThese are; all of them, my most favourite of all of the photos so far Danette.
ReplyDeleteOh that house is simply devine ... love it!!!! Great shot of the chandelier ...
ReplyDeletelove the third one
ReplyDeleteAwesome captures as always D I love them all;)
ReplyDeleteGreat capture of the classic Old South. All 3 great shots.
ReplyDeleteLove everyone especially the first
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot of the chandelier. The statue is a classic pose. I've learned so much about Savannah. The photo of the home captures its essence.
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