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This is another building that has now gone through restoration, fortunately very tastefully. I’ll try and get an after shot when the front is clear of cars.
Last Weeks Door (Update)
Took this photo yesterday and It looks like they are doing further renovations to the door and steps. At least it was closed so I could get a similar shot as the one last week.
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Be careful indeed – nicely done 🙂
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Thank you. :>)
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I love both doors! So different but equally impressive. That splash of something on the blue door is great–even if it is just a byproduct of a passing, splashing truck 🙂
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Thank you, doors are one of my favourite subjects to photograph. :>)
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I like them both. As much as I like red doors, there’s something about a blue one…
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Oops, but it makes for a great shot!
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Thank you. :>)
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omg, what a mess, the first one… but even this way it still looks beautiful, looking forward to an after shot 🙂
the second one is the former-bank-currently deli door, right? the bluish pavement in front of it is such a great detail in this shot…
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Thank you, those bluish tones are from glass bricks, I guess there must be a basement under the building, it’s a very old area of the city. :>)
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btw, I was walking past an interesting door today, and I swear I thought about your door shots … really beautiful finds, conspicari 🙂
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I bet there are lots really good doors where you are, I’m running out of doors to photograph, but have a few on the computer yet :>)
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That first door has so much going on, it’s sad and funny at the same time.
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Cool shot; looks like someone didn’t like the No Parking sign, though.
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Thank you, it could be, or a bad day at work. :>)
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