A rounded door, shut tight.When I returned to the States I started noticing the artful doors and windows there, too. Of course, they were there all along, but for some reason I never paid them any mind.
Some people make a specialty of photographing doors and/or windows. I've seen posters made up with collages of door photos. I'm certain there are door and window coffee table books. I have my own little collection, too. But it only exists piecemeal; I've never tried to organize any of it.
Maybe that will be a project one rainy winter day.
Great photo. Wonder what's inside.
ReplyDeleteI think we see "home" with new eyes when we are away for some time, and that's a good thing.
ReplyDeleteIt makes us appreciative of what we take for granted.
Oh yes, I like the pic too.
Can I send you my doors and windows and we can do the book together????????????
France, USA and OZ windows and doors.
Once in a while, I look at a blog of a man who takes pictures of fountains and doors all over France.
ReplyDeleteAbout the "birthers" : the Republicans want their empire back!
Nadege, which blog is that then. Sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteI think we never really "see" our hometown until we've left, for however long we're gone.
ReplyDeleteJean, the gentleman's blog is http://bouchaudandre.unblog.fr/page/2/ I will also paste his address in the "comment" of your blog
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a good rainy day winter project for you, Walt. I'll look forward to seeing the results.
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p.s. Nadege, thanks for the website.
Birthers??????
ReplyDeleteBettyAnn
Uhhh, never mind. Nuff said.
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jean, good question, although I think it's a house.
ReplyDeleteleon, that would be a rather large volume, eh?
nadege, merci for the link.
starman, I agree.
bettyann, we shall see. Birthers are people who don't think Obama was born in the US. Conspiracy theorists. Crazies.