The fourth in the Doors series . . .
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Now that’s an impressive group of doors. Beautiful!
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Thanks! Finding a good door on my travels is like winning the lottery (the local lottery – the kind that only pays out $5K max).
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I take pics of doors too. I have whole series from Spain and Norway. 🚪
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Sounds like you need to start a blog. 😉
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Beautiful photos of gorgeous doors. I like the Varenna, Lake Como, Italy door the best. It’s EXACTLY how I envision Lake Como to be.
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Thanks Ally. I’m not exaggerating when I say that Lake Como is probably the most beautiful place I’ve been. A while back I seriously considered leave the husband for George Clooney purely because of his villa on the lake.
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I can see the logic in that. 🤔
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beautiful assortment of doors!
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Thank you!
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I absolutely love these “door” posts! Taking pictures of doors is a travel must for me (drives my family crazy, but oh well.) We were in Greece October of 2021 and the doors were amazing! If you haven’t been there yet, GO!
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Thanks, Kristine. Our travels are set in stone for the next two years (Andorra/France and Australia after that, but I’m seriously considering Greece for the following year. 🤞
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These are all totally fabulous
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Merci!
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De rien
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I love cool doors, I so enjoyed this post and the photos!
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Thanks – I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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Great finds!
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Thanks!
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Newark’s stood out to me: however, wouldn’t its design create a draft in the house? Unless there’s another door to block it…regardless, all doors are wonderful! Love this series you got here. 😊
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It’s hard to tell in the picture, but I think there must be another door a few feet in. And thank you!
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As one of my favourite subjects to photograph, while I am roaming the streets and back alleys of Europe are doors and windows, I very much enjoyed your wonderful collection of door photos. I think that a door and window together can be an amazing opportunity to skillfully capture a great composition especially if the colours are pleasing. Thanks for sharing and have a good day 🙂 Aiva xx
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What a beautiful collection of doors! It’s hard to pick a favorite so I won’t… but I do love the hummingbird sculpture hanging from the red door. Doors are a favorite subject of mine to photograph too.
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That red door is beautiful in its simplicity (plus, I just love the Dutch door style).
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Great doors. I’m almost scared to ask what’s behind the London door. Looks like a witch or magician may live there! Maggie
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I don’t know but I think I can safely say it’s not a children’s hospital. 🙂
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🤣🤣🤣
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We also enjoy taking door shots. Great line up. Cheers1
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Thank you. Sometimes it’s nice to just put out (and probably to read) something that’s picture dense and word sparse.
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Each is inviting in its own way. The second one is quite mysterious, and maybe not inviting! But memorable for sure. The Glen Ellen one looks like it might belong to a friend.
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I think that Glen Ellen one is charming in its simplicity.
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What I find fascinating is the percentage of left-handed versus right-handed doors. Looks pretty even!
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Only you would notice something like that. 🤣
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It kind of jumped out at me. I always feel that left-handed doorknobs are weird. Which is weird in itself, because the last two places I’ve lived have had left-handed doorknobs.
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I love how unique they all are. Makes my door look so bland and ordinary.
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It’s amazing how a new door can really remake the look of a place.
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What a unique way of showcasing the architecture and spirit of a destination! You definitely need to come to NOLA! Autumn, winter (anytime before Mardi Gras). Email me if you do!
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Will do. I’ll get down there eventually!
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I’ll be NOLA has some gorgeous doors.
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Nice ones! I was just in Sedona last week. Sorry I missed that beautiful door!
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Oh, nice! Isn’t it beautiful there? The door was from my B&B.
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Fabulous! We stayed in Williams and drove around from there. I didn’t think to take pics of doors! 😛
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I do love a good door! It’s started to become a bit of an in-joke wherever we go now. If I stop suddenly for a photo, Ash is like “oh let me guess, there’s a nice door?” hahaha. My next post will include quite a few doors, funnily enough…
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Can’t wait to see it!
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