Thursday Doors – 6th February 2010


Black Door

A photograph of doors photographed at Morden Hall Park in London with climbing roses growing either side of the door.  By the looks of it, this isn’t a singular door but two doors, as each door has it’s own hinges.  However, with no door furniture on the outside, I would say it can only be opened, if at all, from the inside.

Posted as Part of Norm’s Thursday Doors Photography Challenge.

14 responses to “Thursday Doors – 6th February 2010”

  1. Beautiful wooden door..

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  2. Great photo. That door sure has character

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    1. Thank you… it does have character.

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  3. Lovely shot Bren. The flowers in the foreground and the vines on each side frame the door quite nicely.

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    1. Thank you xx.. I imagine those climbing roses when in full bloom are picturesque xx

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  4. That’s an interesting door, especially having no door furniture. You know there’s no turning back now don’t you. You’ll not be able to pass a door without a proper look.

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    1. I kept looking at that door and thinking how the hell do you open it. 😀 😀 😀 Yep… I’ve well and truly been bit by the door bug… I can’t pass a building without looking at the doors 😀 😀 😀

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  5. Welcome to the world of door addiction, Bren! It’s a real thing. 🙂 But at least it’s relatively harmless, although it can certainly impede your progress!! It is interesting that there are no handles on the outside. I love the flowers.

    janet

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    1. Thank you Janet.. it is two doors as there are hinges on both side.. it is the lack of door furniture that intrigues me xx

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  6. Used or not, the black lacquer paint finish shows it’s appreciated as a back drop for those lovely roses! Great that you caught it

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  7. Great find and lovely doors!

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