Number 36, Denmark
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21 December 2011
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Lovely! I really enjoy your doorway photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully framed.
ReplyDeletethe door looks very intriguing.
ReplyDeletehave a blessed Christmas!
It's amazing how the door still stands out even though it doesn't have a tremendous amount of contrast with the brick color surrounding it.
ReplyDeleteLove how it blends but still makes a statement; nice shot.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays.
I love your photos of doors - I always wonder what is behind them?
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, and a Happy WW!
~EdT.
Pretty door!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like I need to go to Denmark just to admire the doors there!
ReplyDeletewhat an interestingly inviting door ..
ReplyDeleteYou know how much I love doors, and this one is a beauty. The ironwork in the demilune window is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSimple and beautiful
ReplyDeleteEven the door has many stylish details - the arched window above the door has the feeling of a spider walking on it. The diamonds inserted into the oval window are cool, the red color classic. Neat!
ReplyDeleteI love the detail on the window above the door. Such a great photograph! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteVery special color for a door !
ReplyDeleteI love door and that is a great one.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful - it looks like several doors in one!
ReplyDeleteYou really should publish a book that is a collection of your photos of doors. They are endlessly fascinating, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteThat is really beautiful! Thanks so much for participating, the more the merrier!
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I love the iron work and how the color of the door complements the brick color.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty door. It has a lot of character.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Is it Ribe or Copenhagen or what?
ReplyDeleteI could live there. And I don't even care what the inside looks like (although I'm sure it's lovely).
ReplyDeleteAn interesting doorway. I like how it matches the bricks in color but contrasts in shape.
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is a seriously cool door.
ReplyDeleteNeat picture. Very warm entryway.
ReplyDeleteLovely doorway.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays Beth!
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