Sepia Afternoon Forsyth Park Fountain In Savannah Georgia Usa

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Sepia Afternoon Forsyth Park Fountain In Savannah Georgia Usa Photograph

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Sepia Afternoon Forsyth Park Fountain In Savannah Georgia Usa

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A solitary figures stops in front the Forsyth Park Fountain to enjoy one of the city of Savannah's most popular and majestic attractions.

Ever since the days following the American Civil War, the fountain has been a favorite location for residents and visitors alike to take photographs. During the war, the park was known as the South Common military encampment where prisoners of war, a hospital, and poor house were maintained.

The fountain's spraying water is dyed green every year in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. In this image, late afternoon sunlight on a hot summer day creates an amber sepia haze that colors the air and water, slightly clarified and enhanced by digital filter.

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Aberjhani's Official Postered Chromatic Poetics

Savannah, Ga - United States

Thank you very much Marian.

Marian Voicu

Bucharest - Romania

Amazing capture! L/F

Aberjhani's Official Postered Chromatic Poetics

Savannah, Ga - United States

Very glad you like it Mitch. Thank you.

Mitch Shindelbower

Box Elder , SD - United States

Very nicely done ! l/f

Angeles M Pomata

Nijar, Al - Spain

Awesome capture and processing, Aberjhani!! The atmosphere and the use of light are stunning. L/F

Aberjhani replied:

Thank you very much Angeles. I was trying to capture some of the mystique the Forsyth Fountain seems to possess. I still try to capture that when opportunities present themselves.