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Wiener
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Strangely (or perhaps not!) you seem to have guessed correctly Tim!thelps":3vu16n0j said:
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Wiener
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Peter, I think it is an absolutely fantastic piece of mid-19th century design.Orol":3o2ls1f2 said:
I have to add that when I showed it to a photographer friend (who works in these buildings), she immediately said that the thing she liked most about the pictue was that the blue on the sign standing in the foreground is echoed in the bag the walker is carrying between to the two portals.
I had not noticed this; I guess it means that I have to try harder when appraising photographs, especially my own!
Cheers!
Andy
In front of this door, many tourist groups in Prague stand for a long time. But the door itself often remains overlooked. It is located uder the famous Old Town Astronomical Clock. Sometimes, some of the tourists are, mostly incidentally, photographed with it, not knowing where it leads to... ;-)
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jaydubbleya
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A shabby door in Deal, Kent.
(The shot WAS level - just the door itself was a little crooked! Focusing could have been better I'll admit )
(The shot WAS level - just the door itself was a little crooked! Focusing could have been better I'll admit
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Wiener
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This is really an 'ex' door. I think they were frightened of flooding, as when it is stormy, the waves come across the road and up to the house.
I found it amusing that although the door has turned into a window, the gates, inner door and the doorbell remain...nice touches!
I found it amusing that although the door has turned into a window, the gates, inner door and the doorbell remain...nice touches!
