first the hinge, now the gate by alanwilliams
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Vicars Close, Wells Somerset
Comments (20)
Interesting how the / piece of the gate has warped downward and pulled its 45° support away from the lower left of the gate. Still, the gate seems to remain fully functional.
Exhuding history! This is such a good photo, Alan.
beautiful !
Wow. That's great. Thank you for capture and sharing.
What a pretty gate! I love the design on it, and so very unique, and original. You don't see many like this anywhere! Great subject and capture!
What a lovely old gate Alan. I like the cross members there, they remind me of hammers. Nice work.
This looks brilliant Alan and a well seen shot if ever there was one!
Time has only made it more interesting. I wonder at the story of that gate.
Excellent find and textures
Okay, that's just too cool. What a wonderful gate!
Here seems to live a craftsman. Wonderful Entree!
SUPERB WORK
GREAT STUDY
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
Rough and unfinished, this ancient gate still carries such elegance. A beautiful image.
Well spotted; this is amazingly beautiful in its aging state! Lovely capture!
the top hinge had to have a custom made hinge. outstanding gate and photo
great texture in that wood.
Nice work. Nicely seen!
I remember that hinge. Nice follow-up photo. Do you think that maybe the #5 is to heavy for the gate! :>)