December 04, 2007
If It's Wednesday...it must be doors
Rather than the wooden doors we've seen before, here is an equally beautiful wrought iron doorway. The craftsmanship is still there and the sheer size is overwhelming.
The walls are scarred by graffiti and age, the door had a box attached to it in which advertisements can be dropped into rather than in mailboxes inside. Most doors are now locked and one enters by key or electric code. This door has a panel on the left (see red lettering)
What is there to do? Aim, shoot, enjoy :) It is Wednesday already - we can do this!
The walls are scarred by graffiti and age, the door had a box attached to it in which advertisements can be dropped into rather than in mailboxes inside. Most doors are now locked and one enters by key or electric code. This door has a panel on the left (see red lettering)
What is there to do? Aim, shoot, enjoy :) It is Wednesday already - we can do this!
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11 comments:
It would look wonderful with a little TLC, don't you think? Is this a residential building?
What a beautiful ornate door! What does it open to?
Beautiful door with lots of detail. Great shot!
another beautiful door!
Very nice! Those were the days....
Hello Isadora !
Very very beautiful. Great work ! It is a pity about the box. It alter a little this magnificent masterpiece.
The wrought iron has an intricacy that is a nice contrast to the more geometrical lines in the door surround.
gorgeous door! what's inside?
What a wonderful old door, and it makes you want to go inside..
sandy
ooops ! my post today is with doors also . a lot of doors . hahaha . this one is great . with so many old classic buildings it's nice and fun to discover the best looking doors . tks
I like the reflection of the sky mirrored on one of the doors. I enjoy photographing doors, too.
(my apologies for not visiting sooner, I'm enjoying your photos and visual tour through your city. Thanks for stopping by my blog).
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