As we scout our own little worlds for interesting and intriguing images to post, some of us - ME- are sometimes drawn to the simplest, almost graphic, scenes that may tell a story but very often are just what they appear to be and is captured in the camera. No embellishment with words and history. Just a photo. I could not resist this large white, wooden door. Other then the fact that it's contained within the side of an old brick building in Ybor City, I don't know anything more about it. Who or what went through it in the last century or so I can't say. And, sadly, it's not talking.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
What's Behind Door #3
As we scout our own little worlds for interesting and intriguing images to post, some of us - ME- are sometimes drawn to the simplest, almost graphic, scenes that may tell a story but very often are just what they appear to be and is captured in the camera. No embellishment with words and history. Just a photo. I could not resist this large white, wooden door. Other then the fact that it's contained within the side of an old brick building in Ybor City, I don't know anything more about it. Who or what went through it in the last century or so I can't say. And, sadly, it's not talking.
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I'm fascinated by doors, also. Can't help but wonder what's behind them and how they came to be. Love the reflection here, too!
ReplyDeleteIt's a mystery. Your picture generates that amount of curiosity. I feel the shadow is quite nicely falling on the shutter! It's formed a nice design... :-)
ReplyDeleteThe door may not be talking but your photo speaks volumes!
ReplyDeleteMore red brick. People over here who do industrial and building archaelogoy can date buildings by bricks and the way they are made, I wonder if the same applies in the States?
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