Chicago Doors: Texture by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
How many different textures can you find in this image?
I suppose it depends on how you count them, but if you come up with less than ten, you might want to look more closely.
This is a great exercise to stretch your eye for detail!

Comments (32)
Wonderful shot
This is great! What character and interest this scene has.
I have given up! Great shot, Clive
Before I read your comment I was stunned at the detail... How amazing! You are certainly giving the doors of Chicago a new zest for life with your great works Dierbaar! :)
Is this kind of like "Where's Waldo"--I could never find him either!! Oh, these doorways, there could be a foto shoot of nothing but them---when are we leaving?? Beautiful!!
chicago is sooo much more beautiful than they told us thanks for this sery we thought of ugly sky scrapers you showed us beauty=
A wonderful composition and yes, the textures are delicious! Well done!
As Efron says...Your pics show us the best of a big city! I'm too anxious about the wedding to count...
a beautiful sight! wonderful shot!!!!
Wonderful capture! :)
Another excellent Door shot. This has so many wonderful details. A fantastic bunch of work had been done, to make this look so elegant. Super shot, Tara.
the reflection really makes this image
now that a door to have on my house. super looking
Let's see, counting the reflection, three kinds of brick, at least four kinds of glass (didn't forget the lamp), four kinds of metal (wrought iron mostly, lead as the softest, pot metal lamp, fancy cast something as the door handle), mid-western sandstone (maybe from Kansas), at least two-three types of wood (hardwood door, maybe pine window and door trim), mortar between the bricks and green leaves on the plant. That adds up to...16-17... You knew I'd try and count 'em didn't you? Wow, great doorway and a sharp photo that sure fulfills the promise of your title! This was fun. What's next?
Magnificent!
Beautiful shot of detail and care.
I got 12 but I could be wrong...lol. Another great sample of Chicago. Love your series, don't stop.
very beautiful!!
There are an amazing lot of textures in this capture. Well done.
Fantastic photo! I won't bother to count, it takes away from the enjoyment of the picture
This is stunning. I'm so accustomed to Chicago without as many details, though I have to admit that maybe I'm a bit biased as well, against Chicago, I mean. At any rate, WOW! This is a top notch photo. I'd give you part of this comment in Afrikaans, but I don't know diddly-squat in that language, and so here's a snippet in a language I DO know a little bit of: Это красивейше. Это совершенный фотоснимок! At least I think that's how you say it. WONDERFUL work! And I counted at least 14 different textures before I gave up.
Lovely work, this is an amazing shot of the doorway and the objects round about..
fantastic door - very fine shot.
This is so lush, overflowing. The wrought iron, the windows, the brick work, the lamp, the beautiful wooden door and the fantastic iron work on the door. This has a real Victorian feel to it. A perfect capture
Fantastic shot. It looks like our front door used to way back in the historical records. We have the same door, but the iron work was taken off before we bought it. A lot of the old fixtures are still laying around tucked into cubbies we are still finding after 6 years. The walled them up and it's been like Christmas everytime we find one.I am hoping to run across it.
ohhh I so love that design!!!!
lots of texutes shapes colours ..excelletn shot
Thanks to Bill, I didn't have to inventory everything. Lots to like. The lamp, iron railings, stained glass on the left and the door itself. Bugs me that the door knob is on the left side. Exquisite capture Tara. Dana
lol yep so many textures and a wonderful composition in this shot, Tara
Great texture shot...I can't count...lol...but I do know it's a great looking door