I have this thing about doorways. I'm inspired by a book I once saw in London called, you guessed it, London Doorways. Simple enough idea, but the Village has doorways (and buildings attached) dating from the 1870s and they are beautiful - even with the graffiti!
OH I love doorways too. One of the many things I loved about Paris were the fabulous , wonderful, intricate, and worn doorways. I promise to bring you some photos from my visit this Nov. Yours are quite lovely (except for the grafitti one. I am a scrooge about grafitti) . What a great idea to do a grouping.
ReplyDeleteNice photos, Ken! I also loves doors photos! Did you know the blog Doorways Around the World? It's very beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the link to my blog! I appreciate it very much!
Thanks for the link Sonia...love your site! And Virginia, please post your pics after your journey.
ReplyDeleteKen, these are so fantastic. You should do a show of all door photos!
ReplyDeleteLaurie..you come to NYC. We'll do a show together!
ReplyDeleteI love doorways! More, more! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the ornateness of the first. And omg! about the art deco one. I only see the style in my graphic design books and it's amazing how that doorway looks exactly like the illustrations!
You asked me once that maybe I could post Manila doorways too — maybe not doorways but gates. Except for commercial buildings, almost every piece of property in Manila is surrounded by high perimeter walls.