I've entitled this image "as time goes by" because it reflects so vividly
the effects of time, weather, climate, age - from the "washed" look of the salmony red
colour on the walls, the faded yellow, the dusty cream architraves, the weathered
blue door, the worn white curtains behind that, the rusty tones of the
juliette blacony - they all contribute to an image depicting the ravages of time.
the effects of time, weather, climate, age - from the "washed" look of the salmony red
colour on the walls, the faded yellow, the dusty cream architraves, the weathered
blue door, the worn white curtains behind that, the rusty tones of the
juliette blacony - they all contribute to an image depicting the ravages of time.
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26 comments:
There is so much color to look at here; the faded blue door, the streaks of red on the wall, the ornamented column, the grill work of the tiny balcony. I really like this.
That's our Portugal!
You can almost see its former glory desperately trying to hang on.
Oh wow this is stunning. I thought this is a painting it looks like one. Thanks for sharing!
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I was wondering about Midweek Blues, it sounds like a fun challenge! I SO love this picture, I love doors, especially old ones!
Oh I love these kind of shots. They get my imagination playing...there is so much to take note of int that photo. Love the electrical lines running below...almost seems like they don't belong.
Thanks for posting.
Gorgeous photo and great title, you captured the effects perfectly. Kathy.
This photo has tons of character! Wonderful shot!
Great shot, lovely blue colour!
oi, oi, oi - beautiful!
I'm a regular visitor here - how about if I move here permanently? :)
Oh, this is so great and colorful! Very nice photo;-)
Wish you a great evening!
Gena, what a colorful, interesting door in Portugal! Happy window Views! :)
Looks like this one has seen better days. Although I really like it, has plenty of character. Would love to see Portugal some day.
Ferreira-Pinto has just taken the words out of my mouth! :-) I was intrigued when I looked at the photo until I read Setúbal and realized then this was an old portuguese building.
i so like the weathered blue doors and the design detail atop them. they're lovely.
What a wonderful photo, so many colors, lines and textures. The years and the weather have certainly taken their toll on this building.
What gorgeous color - a wonderful door. Love that weathered look, though it looks like some panes are missing? A contrast to how Thomas Jefferson's house looked on someone else's post.
Beautiful! I was given a photo for Christmas very similar, I wonder if it is the same door?
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Time has not been kind to this door, but you have captured it perfectly!
I am sure this building needs much repair, but, what a photo op it is! Amazing color and texture and so beautifully composed! Wow!
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Love the door and the posts title.
Best wishes
Blue
I absolutely love this picture. It is stunning. People living there must walk past that every day without noticing, but it just takes one good photographer to spot it and the world gets to see it.
So much character in this photo perfect for the MEMEs.
You have caught the mood of an ancient painting.
I like this very much.
Hej my new cyperfriend! So happy for all your warm words! Thanks!
Love your picture. Old door might be one of my favorite things! Would love to change all my new manufactured doors in my new built house to old doors with patena, life and history. Nature is the greatest artist of us all :)
See you around my friend. Kram från Sverige.
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