Making an Entrance by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A set of brass doors in Kansas City.
I'm sure there's some
Fascinating history
With a bit of
Research
All would be
Revealed
But it's been
A REALLY long day
And I'm tired
So you get what you get
A set of brass doors in Kansas City.

Comments (32)
Well! that takes a lot of Brass! Great shot and nice postwork
That's a big 10 4 good buddy - and don't let the door hit ya in the brass on the way out :) - Wild Shot !
Of course somewhere there is a big, long, boring bunch of info about these doors. But sometimes all you need to know is that WOW---they're beautiful!!!
Brass needs no further explanation! Have a good sleep!
Wonderful postwork!
Oooh, shiny! I love your post work on this. The textures and color combinations are wonderful. Do you dream in wide angle or zoom?
Nice shot and post work on these brass doors.. well done!
Wonderful effect. Great picture!!
Imposing and very shiny..what an impression these must make on visitors! Glad i'm not the cleaner.
Fantastic postwork and a great subject once again.
Thank goodness it is not my job to keep those brass doors shining like that! Yikes!! Magnificent image dear Tara!!! Get some rest... don't let me raise my voice!!! LOL.. Lief jou baie! xxx
nice work
belle porte!!
I am satisfied with what i got. Yhis looks beautiful :-))) Go and have a relaxing day, my friend :-)))
And they are a BEAUTIFUL looking set of doors as well.. Love them.. Keep saying I'm gonna get some shots of doors around Stamford! lol Still haven't.. These are great.. Rob
Gorgeous work on this shot; the doors are beautiful, but it's your compo and postwork that really make them stand out!
A gold standard picture
Reminds me of heavens golden gates... look how the light refects on the polished metal! Really wonderful postwork.
Wow. Need I say more than that? Yes, I do! You know me, blah, blah, blah :p We used to shine brass on our uniforms at The Citadel with a smelly, thick, liquid product called Brasso. I wonder if the cadets shine brass today with some digital formula? You shined these doors digitally. They look spectacular :*
very beautiful !
wow - this looks fantastic !
Now, you're making me feel bad, Tara LOL! As many times as I've been through those doors, I've never taken the time to stop and get a photo of them. Shame on me! It's amazing how blind we become to the photogenic things that surround us each day. What a shame that we're so busy with the 'must do's, gotta get this done's, and I just gotta get this last thing done's' that we fail to notice the these simple but lovely scenes. I plead guilty... Wonderful work on this!
Extremely cool textures in this shot.
I love your comment. Neat treatment and I looked at your dunes yesterday and got lost going (not commenting) to look at your inspiration dunes and then got lost dreaming of something relevant and then got lost -- period. I'm still seeing dunes and it's like an ear worm only for creativity. I love dunes. Thanks for the inspiration.
Don't see big heavy brass doors like these anymore. Great catch and wonderful post work. Dana
Well done! Clive
That postwork brings out so much more in the image .Love it Tara :o) Mick
Fantastic shot and post work!
Such marvelous doors! I love their shine, their inviting gold color, the post work, the whole vibe of this picture. Who needs information when the picture itself tells stories! Nemaean stories, perhaps, or the half-myths of Agara, Ükür, Hsesh, or even Prague? The possibilities are endless and all it takes is an image like this to bring at least a few of them bubbling to the surface. I really like this photo and the postwork you've done. The whole thing works so incredibly well together, so perfectly, and I'm quite sure that all of the precise data that exists, somewhere, the stories you've evoked are far more interesting. Oh, and by the way, I love this! It's quite inspiring, you know!
Wonderful work!