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This stone staircase at Fort Warren was built sometime between 1833 and 1861 . . . it has stood the test of time. What a gorgeous piece of design, engineering and stone work. Quincy granite workers had a large role in the making of this fort on George's Island. This is my contribution to the Monochrome Monday sharing. Click here to see more black and white images.
Quincy (Kwin' zee), Massachusetts, City of Presidents and Birthplace of the American Dream
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11 comments:
Simple and very affective.
And an excellent contribution it is.
Great black & white shot; they built those stairs to last.
Excellent shot in every single way!! :)
Superb angle for showing us these stairs, Quincy. Outstanding b&w choice!
The shadows and textures are perfect! Nice shot.
Wonderful b/w here... love the composition of it.
Love this image. Everything about it.
Ooo, me likey this one! Great shadows.
Just superb! One can see clearly the condition of the granite and the play of shadow and light draws one right up the staircase!
A great picture, perfect in black and white! :)
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