Inspiration Avenue chose one of my favorite things to photograph this week as its theme: DOORS. Travel with me as I show you some of the doors I've photographed over the years.
As recently as last week on vacation, this doorway in Nanaimo caught my eye.
Church doors in Indianapolis, IN
Sometimes it's the closeup version of a door that is intriguing.
Beijing, China - we learned about all the symbolism in this doorway, but I'll be darned if I can remember it.
A Madrid bookstore - one of my favorite types of doors.
Nothing here to give scale, but these doors were massive - 3 panels = the standard door height. Taken at Alhambra castle, Spain.
This church door in Barcelona was tucked away down a quiet alley - we found it totally by accident (aren't some of the best finds done that way?)
I love this door of a small merchant's stall to a souvenir shop in Rabat, Morocco.
Across the street from the capitol building in Montpelier, VT is this surprising door. Dan was taking photos of the capitol building and I turned to this instead.
As you can see from this (and from the posts from other participants who all have equally fascinating door images/drawings), doors come in so many shapes, sizes and colors. Each one has a story and if my imagination worked that way, I'd come up with a clever story of what's going on behind one of these doors. But alas, my brain is creative in other ways, so I hope you're happy just seeing this selection of really cool doors! Be sure to
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