So many elegant and intricate doors! I’ve been seeing this “Doors” series on many blogs, and I just might have to make my own! Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂
Eh, I didn’t know you had a door series going on (or did I forget?). You remind me of this guy I met during my travels once. His theme was walls—particularly ones with growth, texture, or plants. Built a body of work on it too. He had books and art galleries and such. Pity I forgot his name. It’s so interesting to see creatives (like you) embark on projects like these. Thanks for this!
What a great collection of doors. I like the one in Char because one handle is worn while the other isn’t. But of course you can’t beat the Sedona one! Maggie
What a wonderful collection of beautiful and colourful doors. I very much like the one from Ludlow, England. Thanks for sharing and have a good day 🙂 Aiva xx
I really
Loved the variety and interest in the doors from your travels
– the colors on air and the fun shapes –
Oh and the glen ellen CA door feels like a great story prompt – the mood of the curtains and Peeling peach paint
Wonderful variety. I like Ludlow, England the best but Chur, Switzerland is a close second. Nothing better than snapping a pic of a door. It’s being nosy, but not too much.
Beautiful collection of doors, but my eye was drawn to Sedona’s.
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Thanks. Mine, too.
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I’ve always found both windows and doors fascinating. No idea why.
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It’s a sign of high intelligence.
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I won’t argue with that! 🤓
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So many elegant and intricate doors! I’ve been seeing this “Doors” series on many blogs, and I just might have to make my own! Thanks for the inspiration. 🙂
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Eh, I didn’t know you had a door series going on (or did I forget?). You remind me of this guy I met during my travels once. His theme was walls—particularly ones with growth, texture, or plants. Built a body of work on it too. He had books and art galleries and such. Pity I forgot his name. It’s so interesting to see creatives (like you) embark on projects like these. Thanks for this!
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Ooh. I don’t think anyone has ever called me a “creative.” I quite like that – thanks!
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I love a good door – beautiful selection 🙂
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Thank you!
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What an amazing selection
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Thank you!
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These are wonderful! I love photographing doors too. I haven’t done that in a while. Now you have me planning a door walkabout.
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Thanks! Glad I could be a positive influence. 🙂
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Lovely. The first and last are my favorites.
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Thank you!
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beautiful collection of doors!
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Thank you!
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Wow those are some wonderful doors! Really enjoyed the photos!
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Thank you – I’m so glad.
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I recognized the blue on the Santa Fe pic. There should be a shade of paint called Santa Fe. It’s so distinctive!
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Good idea. There probably is. 🙂
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What a great collection of doors. I like the one in Char because one handle is worn while the other isn’t. But of course you can’t beat the Sedona one! Maggie
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Glad you liked them. 🙂
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What a wonderful collection of beautiful and colourful doors. I very much like the one from Ludlow, England. Thanks for sharing and have a good day 🙂 Aiva xx
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Thanks, Aiva.
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I really
Loved the variety and interest in the doors from your travels
– the colors on air and the fun shapes –
Oh and the glen ellen CA door feels like a great story prompt – the mood of the curtains and Peeling peach paint
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Thank you! Sounds like you have a novel inside you! 🙂
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Perhaps a few 😉
Have a great day
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Wonderful variety. I like Ludlow, England the best but Chur, Switzerland is a close second. Nothing better than snapping a pic of a door. It’s being nosy, but not too much.
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I love the row of colorful doors in England!
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GREAT POST!
https://foodtour.hariinfo.in/youtube-food-tour/
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️
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Great doors – lovely to see some real oldies in there.
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Thank you!
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These are all so lovely!
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Thank you!
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Each door is incredibly unique and beautiful 🙂 Thanks for sharing these with us.
Cheers,
Charu
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I’m glad you liked them!
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this kinnda door does trigger some emotion in me.such as serene feeling.thanks for this
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I’m so glad you liked them. Thanks for commenting.
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nice post..thanks for share
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You’re welcome – and thank you!
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These are great!
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Thank you!
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Love these- though I think the ludlow England one is my favorite
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Thank you, and yeah, that Ludlow door is so cute.
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Lovely doors I miss bethany
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I don’t know who Bethany is, but thanks! 🙂
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