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I couldn’t let our new Thursday Doors host have his debut and not post a door to welcome him. So, here is a lovely door all done up for Christmas that I spied while in London on January 1, 2020.
I wish you a fun and successful run at hosting Thursday Doors, Dan!
You can find Dan’s blog and links to other doors from all over the world here.
more to come…
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Here’s a small collection of Red Doors from a walk-about in San Francisco earlier this year.
N°290
N°341 & N°343:
An odd angle, I know. If I remember correctly there was a car or something in front of these doors that bugged me so I photographed them this way. I like the reflection of the window and tree branches in the arched windows.
…and lastly, N°443 & N°445 with a bonus little White door. 🙂
The right door has a lovely reflection of a tree too which goes nicely with the potted plants on the stairs. This hill was on the Steep side I recall.
Nikon Df| Nikkor 28-105mm| Delkin Digital Film| PS CC 2017
O/T In case you didn’t hear it somewhere else if you’re using Photoshop CC there is an update made available yesterday. It upgrades the program from CC 2015.5 to CC 2017. For a summary of what’s new in this release click HERE.
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N°s 2248, 2250, & 2252.
Nikon Df| Nikkor 24-70mm| Delkin Digital Film| PS CC 2015.5
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I’m back in my NYC files for this week’s Thursday Doors post.
After walking the Highline and working up an appetite we stopped at a Taco Vendor’s on the Highline and enjoyed street tacos and nachos. Full now we headed back the way we came and we were wondering what to do next when I spotted the Empire State Building’s spire. It didn’t look like it was too far away so, we decided to walk there.
While walking there I spied this red door and had to stop for a picture of it.
St. John the Baptist Church’s Parish Office Door
Right next to it was a garden gate with which led to a side door to the church.
I loved the potted garden, and the doors with the clover moulding and pretty stone archway.
I never saw the front of the church or the inside, but wish I had! I have no information about the church building or church I’m afraid.
This post is part of Norm 2.0’s Thursday Doors. If you love doors and would like to see the doors others are posting, or post doors you’ve photographed and join other door lovers from around the world click here.
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I didn’t manage to get a door photograph that I really liked this past week, so I dug deep into my archives…all the way back to 2010 for this image.
Nº 40- I’ve had a thing for red doors a long time. 🙂 I could sit here with my morning or afternoon tea watching the world pass by.
Nikon D90| Nikkor 17-35mm| SanDisk Digital Film| Hand-held| PS CS5
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While I was in San Francisco walking around North Beach last week I couldn’t help but take notice of the doors; quite a few caught my eye.
Nº 551, 553 & 555 – I love these doors, moulding, and color scheme.
Nº 1405- These are so modern or perhaps it’s Art Deco? I think it’s a bit glamorous. 🙂
I really like this shade of yellow. It’s so uplifting; like sunshine.
Nº 4: The wire work, arch, and color scheme grabbed my attention with this door. I saw it while on my way to lunch, and had to stop to make the image.
Nº 325, & Nº 327- These were by far the cheeriest, and prettiest doors I saw on my walk-about. They were also pretty steep. 🙂
I have more doors from this walk about that I’ll be sharing at some point.
Nikon Df| Nikkor 28-105mm| Delkin Digital Film| Hand-held| PS CC 2015
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I’m into doors of color at the moment so this week I present 3 Red Doors from my neighborhood walk-abouts.
Nº 5049
Nº 131
Nº 2033
The top two panel doors are popular in my area. I’ve seen quite a few of them
painted red. I looked at getting this same door when shopping for a new door last year, but we bought a different door with more glass.
The bottom door reminds me of farmhouse door. I don’t see many of these in my neighborhood which is classic Suburban.
Nikon Df w/ 28-105mm, and the Lumix FZ200| Hoodman and Lexar Digital Film|PS CC 2015
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