For the love of doors
I needed something to write about, just to test out the new Ecency web editor and from time to time, it's fun to go through some archive photos and share a few. So I decided that I would scan through my gallery of images for doors. Why? Well it would seem that us photographers have a thing about doors!
Maybe it's the mystery, where does it go? Quite often nowhere, they're mostly locked!
Churches are a good source for door hunters/admirers, you will never be disappointed with these ancient specimen.
There are some very elaborate doors like this one with some impressive hinges to boot.
Goring is a lovely village on the banks of the River Thames and one of our favourite places for a walkabout. There are some nice places to eat there, a cafe that does a variety of different hot chocolates and of course the Thames path that passes via this old Mill House.
Doors: thresholds to other universes, spaces or unknown places! Doors open and close and some, once opened, can never be closed. Excellent images. Greetings, @nicklewis
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That's quite a selection. Some of those were really built to last. So much stuff these days seems so flimsy.
I couldn’t agree more!
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That one, from the East End at London... it give me some chills. Epic one, lad! 🫶🏽
The old shop? Yes that was discovered when they stripped away its modern signage to reveal the original front. Nowadays it’s surrounded by modern buildings. It’s quite haunting in a way.
Now is a old shop. What I've found interesting about the East End is the story behind Jack the Ripper. That's why I find it impressive
That’s funny you mention that, a lot of the tour guides refuse to cover Jack the Ripper apparently. Maybe because it’s the most famous/infamous topic of the area, so they tend to look for other stories in order to offer something different.
But with that said - who was Jack the Ripper? Many think he was a member of the Royal family.