Turqouise Window & Shutters

     I really like this shot, i like windows and doors, i like detail and interest, here the shutters really make the picture, very interesting wood cracks and lines and hinges, and the sunny reflection in the bottom half of the window gives it a three dimensional-ness, and of course the door matches, but the shutters seem slightly faded to a lighter colour, even the moss / discolouring at the top and bottom of the shot adds to the picture, well it's another turquoise photo like yesterday.

Girl At The Door

     Here's a very posed shot, a young-ish girl standing outside a door, holding her dress almost in a curtsy, it looks like the shot was taken at night or late evening, the darkness of the upper left and right corners are not well lit, a shot almost in black and white, or in this case brown, only the red gives the game away, and her face is in the middle of the picture, which the eye is drawn to, somehow i really like this picture, it's an old house with bars on the windows, and even bars on the doors!, the brickwork is crumbling, the potted plants have seen better days, but there's a coy innocence on her face, she's really the only new thing in the picture, plus there's a lovely symmetry about the whole thing.

Old Door

     Here's another door photograph, straight after the last one, usually i try to post a good variety of pictures, yet i couldn't resist this very clever shot, a lovely detailed pic of an old door, cleverly either left open so you can have a glimpse inside, or propped up in some shed or another, a nice diffused light shining from the right, and the paint peeling very well caught, giving some amazing textures, also the upper keyhole has some rust coming through, i like the foreground wood [another door?], all in all a very well composed shot.

Red Door

     Here's a lovely symmetrical door, with iron hinges, looks like with many coats of paint, nice downward angled lines, and the red is not bright 'fire engine' red, but towards a shade of dark pink, there's darker shadows towards the bottom left, and some nice glossy textures middle right, and upper left, it would have looked even better if it had sunshine angled across it, creating some lovely textured shadows, but a great pic all the same.