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Green Doors- gleaned from walk abouts in San Jose West, and San Francisco, CA.
Nikon Df| Nikkor 28-105mm| Delkin Digital Film| PS CC 2017
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The pastel green, lavender time and cream or white trim was my favorite triple threat door presentation, Deborah. I liked the other choices for their different styles and formal versus informal doors. 🙂
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Thank you Robin!
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When I use my cell phone I often push post comment before I proofread. Lavender “tint” was the real way I meant to describe the mint green and light lavender door (and window) set. Enjoy your rest of the holiday season! xo
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I knew what you meant! I usually hit the send button then see all my typos and missing words! 🙂
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Love these! I think the first ones are my favorite.
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Thank you Candy!
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That first photo is very intriguing, Deborah. The windows look as if they used to be doors.
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Thanks Jean! I didn’t notice that! Keen eye you have.
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I really like the first photo – the combination of doors, windows, stairs … all in coordinating colours!
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Thank you so much Joanne!
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Nice finds, Deborah! Green Door theme can get you a lot of doors; I’m trying to guess the locations (first should be from SF but I’m not sure what west SJ looks like so I could be way off).
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Thank you Gordon! SF is right for the top door…on our walk-about with Dan in February, and San Jose West…my “hood”. 🙂 Where there aren’t as many green doors as one might think.
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I like the patterns and colors in the doors (and windows) in your first photo. Always enjoy seeing your photos, Deborah!! 💚🎨👍
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Thank you so much Jill!
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I enjoyed all of these, Deborah. I vacillated between the second and third, but the third one looks like it has a porch, so that might tip the scales.
janet
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‘Green door’ (By Shakin Stevens) and all those ‘steps’ (I think they covered Tragedy by the Bee Gees) reminds me of a pub with a dodgy jukebox I used to frequent. Nice post and photos, Deborah. 🙂 (Sorry about the English influenced humour)
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🙂
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Nice doors!
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Thank you Lynn!
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Nice color combinations. I like the one with the intricate molding. Someone thought about how to paint that.
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I thought their color scheme was nice, and unique too, but not one I would have chosen if it were my house. 🙂 Thank you Dan for the comment and support.
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Mighty handsome green doors you found there. 🙂
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Thank you so much Judy!
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Nice collection Deborah. I really like the composition on that second one 🙂
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Thank you so much Norm!
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Your first one is “almost” cute:) Wonder how you did your signature diagonally… Have a great Thursday!
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I know I love the 3 color scheme on homes like this, but I wouldn’t have chosen those colors if it were mine.
Regarding my watermark placement.
I used the Free Transform tool in Photoshop.
What software are you using? I can help you figure it out if you have Photoshop or something similar.
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Thank you, Deborah! In Holland most houses are one-color. But the longer I live here, I like a trim – it gives more os a finished look.
Have Photoshop CS3 -I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s on there.
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Yes, you have the transform tool, and move tool. If you need help call me I can walk you through it.
Then you can create an action so you can add your watermark with one click if you haven’t done that already. Then it’s just a matter of placement and opacity tweaks and Bob’s your Uncle! 🙂
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