Post Your Doors!

[marc]

:?: wish I had the key
(was so intriged I forgot to change ISO and used the flash instead)

 

[thelps]

Marc,
That's one awesome door, where does it lead, to the wood gnomes house?

 

[thelps]

Light House door

 

[Orol]

Marc, the door is incredible. Additionally, the tree still seems to be alive?

Peter

 

[thelps]

Marc, the door is incredible. Additionally, the tree still seems to be alive?

Peter

Perhaps it leads to the White Rabbits house?!

 

[marc]

Marc, the door is incredible. Additionally, the tree still seems to be alive?

Peter

Perhaps it leads to the White Rabbits house?!

This is the impression it gave me, too. It felt like a kid's dream made true.
In reality it was sort of cabinet made in a dead chestnut tree, but the density of leaves arounds fooled me for 5 minutes.

 

[Wiener]

Another design classic in an unusual location...
A little bold to park in front of this door perhaps? :lol:
Andy

 

[Orol]

A little bold to park in front of this door perhaps? :lol:

Apparently, people do not care much.

Peter

 

[Wiener]

A little bold to park in front of this door perhaps? :lol:

Apparently, people do not care much.

Peter

I guess most people do not notice it hiding in there?

 

[thelps]

This door has a horse's head to greet you :?

 

[Genster]

I see only the horse's head... so I 'm curious what's on the menu

 

[thelps]

I see only the horse's head... so I 'm curious what's on the menu

Cafe food I think,

Not sure where this door leads too ?

 

[Genster]

I see only the horse's head... so I 'm curious what's on the menu

Cafe food I think,

Not sure where this door leads too ?

Not horsemeat?

 

[Marcus E.]

Here's two more, taken today at St Patrick's Cathedral, Sydney.

 

[marc]

in Luarca, Asturias.

 

[Wiener]

I find the green-on-green works very well!
It looks a little like an "ex-door" though...
Andy

 

[jl-lb.ms]

Not Ricoh images, but I hope you enjoy just the same. John

 

[Loz]

There's something fascinating about door isn't there? They say a lot about the building, it's purpose & the people who reside there. I've also got a love for small wooden structures, sheds/shacks, boats, etc. the more weathered & dilapidated they are the more I like them.

 

[spb_ch]

Didn't realize how photogenic a door can be! There are some lovely pictures here.

 

[Genster]

One from Tallinn (GXR A12 28mm)