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I love these colours…and always lovely compositions…curious what’s behind…have a wonderful day Rabirius ~ smiles hedy ☺️💫
Thanks a lot, Hedy. I’m glad you like it.
Well, on the other side is the harbour and the city. You can see it a little through the door.
rabirius, excellent use of colors and thoughts… we can pass through most doors if our thoughts are positive!
Thank you, Lance.
Yes, we probably can pass through most doors, however, with some it will be very difficult.
My pleasure, rabirius.
Great composition and subtle mystery, Rabirius.
Thank you, Jane. I’m glad you like it.
Excellent!
Thanks a lot.
worthwhile
composition 🙂
Thank you.
The mind is kind of tricked into feeling that I’m already there. Nice pic.
Thanks a lot, Deepak.
You caused me to realize a curious thing: each side of a wall is “inside” and “outside” unless there is a roof. City and Sea are both behind the wall…. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your realizations. I wasn’t aware of it either.
Love that you’ve picked up the diamond pattern in the paving in the foreground with that of the grill in the door (and the triangle in the structure behind) — they contrast with, especially, all the horizontals. Consciously or unconsciously you have a suberb eye for such details.
Thank you very much for your compliments.
Sehr raffiniertes Bild und Sujet, liebe rabirius, gefällt mir ausserordentlich gut.
Ein lieber Gruss. Ernst
Nochmals vielen Dank für Deine Komplimente, Ernst.
Argh yes, Walls to be built, yet I remember when walls were torn down… I have a piece of the Berlin Wall, only a small piece a friend brought back to me who happened to working in Germany when the wall was brought down. It has its piece of graffiti on it.. A reminder to me each time I turn it over to dust that Change Can happen.. ❤ When we believe and become spontaneous.
Yes, the late 80s and early 90s were a period of changes and freedom. Sadly the wheel has turned around once more, so it is time that we stop new walls from being build.
Agreed!
Hmmmm! Was that Trump’s idea?
That could well be. After tearing down walls in the 90s, they are build up again it seems.