Not been out and about taking photographs very much lately, friends testing positive for the virus, and the heatwave here in the UK have put a temporary dampener on things. Though I did manage to meet up with the Photo Buddies a couple of weeks ago and find a few doors I hadn’t seen before.
If you would like to see images of some great doors from around the world check out Dan Antion’s excellent blog.
Grand entrance.
*******
Neglected.
*******
It’s not about the door.
*******
Blue Georgian style.
*******
Different kind of Blue.
*******
Protected.
*******
It pays sometimes to look up and see the old town.
Haven’t been out photographing much lately, and my Laptop has broken. So it’s the old desktop PC for this post, which took absolutely ages to update. This door is one of my favourites, I have printed a copy of it on a lovely textured paper and put it in a frame.
To see some Doors from around the world check out Dan Antions excellent “Thursday Doors” blog
Taken in 2007 in Salies De Bearn, Aquitaine, France, with a Nikon F601 on Kodak Elitechrome 200 slide film.
A few more doors from my walks into town. Check out Dan Antions excellent “Thursday Doors” blog to see a selection of doors from around the world. I no need to get out and about to add a few more doors to the archive.
The gatehouse at the local park with flower beds.
*******
I’ve never seen this shop open, lots of interesting stuff inside.
*******
Have a cigar. Couldn’t resist the curved window.
*******
Wear & Tear.
*******
Always like a Green door.
*******
One of my favourite doors, the door to the music pub I go to.
A few doors from my walkabouts over the last 2 to 3 weeks. If you would like to see some great doors from around the world pop over to Dan Antions excellent blog.
Welcoming.
*******
Portal ?
*******
Oh dear.
*******
Slim.
*******
Tagged out.
*******
And finally a window from the same building as the door above. Loved all the different types of glass used for repairs.
Met my Photo Buddies in town today, it was great to meet up and have a few coffees and a catch up. Managed to capture a few down at heel doors for this weeks “Thursday Doors” post. To see some doors from around the world check out Dan Antions excellent blog.
I do like a green door, even if it’s a bit tatty like this one.
A few more doors from my walks, mainly to the music pub or to meet friends at a pub in town. I’ve been trying to get my fitness levels up after testing positive for Covid at the beginning of March, I self isolated for 14 days and that took it’s toll as I spent most of the time in the house. Managed to walk 6 miles on Tuesday and it was OK, so getting there.
To see some Doors from all over the world head over to Dan Antions excellent blog.
The flowers above the door caught my eye on this one.
I was going to post this for last weeks “Thursday Doors” over at Dan Antions excellent blog, but chores and other mundane things got in the way. After my adrenaline ride on the back of my buddies Triumph motorbike to Thornby Hall I managed to steady my hands enough to take some images.
View of the Hall
According to their website the site of the Hall dates back to the 1500’s. The building of the present hall starting in 1665. The site is now a meditation centre and as you would expect very calming, I think the lovely warm colour of the stone helps convey calmness.
Detail of the door and entrance above
*******
A simple side door
*******
The gardens around the hall are really worth a walk around, not too manicured, left to be more natural.
There was even a Redwood treeI know it’s not a door, but I liked this little shelter/gazebo
Looking forward to going back for another visit, they serve really good food and coffee, not to mention homemade cakes !
Some doors and gates spotted on my wanderings over the last two weeks. To see some excellent doors from around the world pop over to Dan Antions “Thursday Doors”
As well as the door it was the curved glass that caught my eye.
Managed to photograph a few doors on my way to the music pub last Friday. Haven’t felt much like taking any images lately, but the weather was reasonable if not that warm, and the thought of meeting friends and some good beer and music spurred me on. Check out Dan Antions blog for a great selection of doors from around the world.