Just Around the Corner by bmac62
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Doors keep catching my fancy...:) By the way, a tour guide told us that historically, a door painted red back-in-the-day, indicated that the owner had paid off his/her mortgage.
Location: Savannah Historic District
Comments (13)
That's a cool idea - great picture and information
Delightful scene and photo...Looks like a wonderful community...
Very nice capture Bill.
Interesting.
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
You can get hooked on doors as a subject, be careful! There was a period when I drew little else. My door is bright yellow, i wonder what that might mean?
Very interesting, super photo.
I love the idea of a red door, but I'm pretty attached to the dark green in Texas and the matching paint job on the trailer! LOL! Another terrific shot from Jones Street. I hope I've got something unique to share from that day, because what you've posted already is marvelous!
Just around the corner There's a rainbow in the sky So let's have another cup o' coffee And let's have another piece o' pie! ~Irving Berlin - Face The Music (1932)
In a funny mood lately.
I see now why Savannah is such a charming city. It surrendered to Sherman without a fight and so avoided being burned to the ground. This is a great shot of a fine old building.
fascinating about the red/black---I never knew that. Beautiful detail, and the iron fence stands out even though it's black against some fairly dark hues (blacks, browns, dark greens). The kind of clarity and separation we expect from you. You capture these old stately facades with real dignity. The pots on the porch are clear too. Very inviting shot, Bill.
Nicely seen Bill.... GREAT COLORS AND COMPOSITION Just curious... why the crop below that fence in front? You were there and not I... just curious... STILL GREAT
Thanks Fred. Glad you asked about the crop cutting off the bottom of the fence in front of the red door. I went back to the original to remind myself why I cropped there. The concrete at the bottom of the post has a very unsightly repair. I did not want it in the photo. But more than that I wanted to be closer to the doors emphasizing the doors...not the iron railing. As an aside, Tara showed me using Photoshop how she would clone out the unsightly repair and that was a great review for me. Glad you asked.
I always enjoyed seeing doors and working on/painting them. great subject
Wonderful shot, Bill! I never knew that about the red doors - interesting bit of history.