The Door Was Shut
rabirius
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51 responses to “The Door Was Shut”
Beautiful composition…
Thank you for sharing 🙂
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Thank you for your compliments!
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The behind the green door comes to my minds eye ☺️ many smiles Hedy
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Behind The Green Door is the only porn film I ever saw. That was 35 years ago or so, about 10 years after it came out. In porn years, BTGD is probably about as old as the building in the the photo.
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🙂
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well I thought it was one of those one hit wonders…🤓🤔this is it…maybe 😳https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vle44kNHxDg
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I would say the song is better than the movie.
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☺️😂✌️ have a fun day Timothy ☺️
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I will try to listen to it.
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If I remember correctly, there is a Green Door Bar in Berlin – but it has nothing to do with the picture. 🙂
Probably they are more common than we think. 🙂
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Nice colors and composition.
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Thank you, Jan.
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Kann mich den Kommentaren nur anschließen und ich mag diese knallroten Hydranten…
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Vielen Dank!
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This is a fascinating photo. First thing that caught my attention are the two stone blocks making up the lentil in the window. Since lentil is not arched with a capstone like the header in the doorway, there is no structural reason for the two blocks in the lentil to stay in place. But they have obviously been in place for hundreds of years. I really like how the architectural and street features all together makeup a colorful timeline from very old pavers in the sidewalk, gray streaked wall, weathered stonework, faded green door, more recently painted green window frames with plastic pots on the sill, to a new, bright red fire hydrant. All in an excellent composition.
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Thanks a lot, Timothy. I’m glad you like the way I composed the picture.
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Ik houd wel van deze contrasterende kleuren !Leuke compositie
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Dank je wel, Dirk.
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nice colors in this beautiful composition Rabirius
have a nice day
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Thanks a lot, Willy. I’m glad you like it.
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Such great colors. That pop of the fire hydrant opposite the pair of greens and the mottled browns. Gee whiz. Gorgeous.
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Thanks a lot, Kim. I’m happy you like it.
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Excellent composition Rabirius
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Thank you, Tina. I’m happy you like it.
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Live the shapes, texture and composition!
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Yes, thank you.
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Ein schönes Sujet, gefällt mir…
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Vielen Dank, Ernst.
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Very nice shot with great colors and subjects!
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Thank you, I’m glad you like it.
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Mooie compositie maar als een deur gesloten bleef gaat een andere weer open
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Dank je wel!
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so nice!
in case
of fire 🙂
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Yes, indeed. 🙂
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Rabirius, a building where many a passerby glimpses and holds a memory, each uniquely theirs. Exceptional work, my friend.
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Thank you, Lance. I’m glad you like it.
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My pleasure, rabirius. I greatly enjoy your work!
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Very good! and what a wall.. 🙂
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Thank you.
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Excellent photo
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Thanks a lot, Henk.
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There’s something so mysterious about doors…
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…yes, indeed there is.
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Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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Enchanting, mysterious, magical door, just crying for a story.
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As this is an old door, I guess there are a lot of stories. 🙂
Thank you.
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superb colour, and I love the structure of the wall.
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Thank you, Francina. I’m glad you like it.
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Beautiful study of color and form.
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Thanks a lot, Michael.
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