Before I started this post, I enjoyed the beautiful images of doors in Tina’s and Sofia’s post, such a cavalcade of lovely doors and buildings that truly capture the essence of their surroundings. Each door tells its own unique story. The vibrant colors, intricate designs, and diverse architectural styles showcased in their posts serve as a source of inspiration for anyone looking to explore the world of doors. Both posts give us lots of ideas on how to approach this challenge with creativity and enthusiasm, encouraging us to find beauty in the ordinary.

Like Sofia, I enjoy photographing doors and windows as intriguing opportunities to imagine life behind them, often sparking curiosity about the stories within those frames. Each door stands as a portal, and windows offer glimpses of the vibrant world inside, blending the exterior with the intimate. Street photography closely relates to door images for me, capturing the essence of the environment and moments that unfold silently, inviting us to ponder our shared human experiences. The interplay of light and shadow often evokes nostalgia, making each shot a narrative waiting to be explored.


How you crop the image makes you pay attention to different things, emphasizing various aspects of the subject and focus. By adjusting the frame, you can direct the viewer’s eye to specific details, creating a stronger emotional impact. This encourages deeper engagement with the visual narrative. (click the images to get a better view)





Details on doors that have gotten me to click the a shot.








I eagerly anticipate your posts, inspired by Tina’s 2018 challenge and Sofia’s current exploration of the same theme. Hope your search enjoyable! Do remember to tag Lens-Artists and to link back to Sofia’s post so that we can all effortlessly connect with your contributions.
Last week was truly remarkable, thanks to Ann-Christine’s challenge focused on Fairs, Markets, and Festivals. These vibrant cultural events are pivotal in defining a society, and it was a pleasure to explore a selection from across the globe. Looking ahead, we eagerly anticipate Beth’s leadership next Saturday, August 23rd. Until then, say positive and keep on smiling.
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